Source: BroBible
Summary
A woman asked for “roadkill fries” at In-N-Out, but a worker refused, saying they couldn’t make them. The incident was shared on TikTok, where users explained that roadkill fries are not an official menu item but a DIY creation. The trend originated from a 2015 article and gained popularity on social media. In-N-Out confirmed that free hot chocolate is available for children during rain or snow. The post was published by BroBible.
Our Reading
The habit gets a new name.
People invent menu items online, then try to order them in real life.
Workers don’t know what you’re talking about.
Internet trends become real-life confusion.
Secret menu? More like secret nonsense.
Author: Evan Null
What Are In-N-Out’s Roadkill Fries?
Roadkill fries are a real thing—just not an official thing. They are a mashup of two items from In-N-Out Burger’s not-so-secret menu. The animal-style fries and the flying dutchman. Just order these two items, and be aware that assembly is required.
Roadkill fries are essentially animal-style fries loaded with meat.
The earliest mention found of roadkill fries was an article from FoodBeast published in April of 2015. The article laid out some “easy do it yourself creations.” Roadkill fries made the list.
Now, hordes of TikTokers are popularizing the DIY item—and even adding their own twists. One man made his roadkill fries spicy by adding pickled Cascabella peppers to the mix.
The post appeared first on BroBible.
A Road Of Confusion
So, why are roadkill fries popular among customers? Short answer: The internet.
The earliest mention found of roadkill fries was an article from FoodBeast published in April of 2015. The article titled, “The Ultimate Guide to In-N-Out,” laid out some “easy do it yourself creations.” Roadkill fries made the list.
Now, hordes of TikTokers are popularizing the DIY item—and even adding their own twists. One man made his roadkill fries spicy by adding pickled Cascabella peppers to the mix.
The post appeared first on BroBible.
BroBible reached out to Kelsey via TikTok as well as to In-N-Out via phone and email.
Free Hot Chocolate
While Travis had little success getting her hands on roadkill fries, she did have success with another little-known hack: free hot chocolate.
“Also, did you know if it’s raining, kids can get a free hot chocolate?” she questions, ending her video with a hot chocolate in hand.
This is true. In-N-Out not only confirmed this on social media in the past, but it also revealed what hot chocolate it uses.
“Stay warm this season with a cup of hot cocoa made with Ghirardelli®. Don’t forget, when it’s raining or snowing at your local In-N-Out Burger, children 12 and under can get a free hot cocoa!” it wrote on Instagram in 2024.
The post appeared first on BroBible.
BroBible’s Take
BroBible reached out to Kelsey via TikTok as well as to In-N-Out via phone and email.
The post “Woman Goes To In-N-Out, Asks For Her Fries To Be Prepared In A Special Way. The Worker’s Response Stuns Her: ‘Have You Ever Had An In-N-Out Employee Tell You No?’” appeared first on BroBible.
BroBible is a website that covers pop culture, sports, and entertainment.
The post was published on August 12, 2026.
The article was written by an unnamed contributor.
The Internet’s Role
The internet is full of people who think they know something that no one else does.
They invent fake menu items, then try to order them at real restaurants.
Workers don’t know what they’re talking about.
People get confused, then post about it online.
It’s a cycle that never ends.
