A In-N-Out Secret Menu Hack

As someone who enjoys indulging on a good burger, I think the Flying Dutchman at In-N-Out is the most interesting "meal" on the secret menu. It's two beef patties sandwiched around two slices of cheese. That's it, that is the glorious Flying Dutchman that can be found only at In N Out.

There's no lettuce, no In-N-Out branded wrapper, and definitely no stinkin' bun! Of course you can always ask for those extra toppings, if so desired. Except the bun...that just makes it a burger, my friend.

However, if you want a flying dutchman with a bun, absolutely love onions, then you have got to try the tasty new secret menu variation to the In-N-Out's Flying Dutchman - the Flying Dutchman Burger (whole grilled onion wrapped)!

Our personal favorite additions to the Flying Dutchman are chopped chilis and a whole grilled onion. You can also try making it Animal Style if you like getting a little messy.

No matter how you like your burger, the Flying Dutchman secret menu hack is something worth trying. And it's the only way to build yourself the infamous 100x100 burger.

Does the Flying Dutchman secret menu hack have any alternate names?

While the Flying Dutchman is the most common name for this secret menu item, some people refer to it as the “No Bun Burger” or simply “Meat and Cheese.” However, the term “Flying Dutchman” is by far the most recognized and widely used name for this minimalist burger.

So, what's the secret?

What makes the Flying Dutchman unique is its simplicity. It’s the bare essence of a burger, just two slices of American cheese melted between two beef patties. That’s it! No bun, no lettuce, no tomato, no onions, no spread.

There’s something liberating about the idea of stripping down a burger to its most basic elements. It’s a reminder that sometimes, less really is more. The Flying Dutchman isn’t trying to be fancy or elaborate; it’s just delivering pure beefy, cheesy goodness.

Of course you can add on as many fixings as you want to customize it even further, but this is the OG flying dutchman secret recipe.

How do I order the Flying Dutchman?

Prior to 2023, you could simply ask for a "Flying Dutchman". The staff is well-aware of this secret menu hack, but the Grilled Onion-Wrapped Flying Dutchman Burger variation got extremely popular and In-N-Out responded by raising the price. This is mainly due to the the difficulty and extra time required in preparing these alternate variations.

So, you actually want to be more specific to get the original flying dutchman. To do this, ask for a side of two burger patties and two slices of cheese. This is often cheaper and will ensure that you get the true Flying Dutchman.

How much does the Flying Dutchman cost?

The current price you get charged when ordering a "Flying Dutchman" in 2024 is typically around $5. This includes adding any additional free toppings to your burger like whole grilled onion wrapped.

If you order just the basic "original" Flying Dutchman (see instructions above), then it might be slightly cheaper ($3 to $4).

Is the Flying Dutchman available at all In-N-Out locations?

The In-N-Out Flying Dutchman is available at most all locations. Remember to follow the how to order instructions above to ensure that your ordering experience goes as smooth as butter!

*Not all items shown are available or authorized at every restaurant. Prices and participation may vary.

We are constantly adding new secret menu items to our list to keep up with your appetite. But did you know that we also provide updated menu prices for your favorite restaurants as well? And if that's not enough to satisfy you, you should check out our list of happy hours. Contact us if there's a restaurant or secret menu hack you'd like us to add!

My experiences with the Flying Dutchman have always been amazing. It’s a dish that strips away the extras and focuses on what truly matters: the quality of the beef and the richness of the cheese. It’s not for everyone, but people who are avoiding carbs or just don't like the buns will really appreciate this off menu item. It's Keto-friendly too!