Anthony Bourdain speaking at a public event.
The Fast-Food Burger Anthony Bourdain Loved More Than Any Other

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By TIM FORSTER
A closeup of Anthony Bourdain.
In a 2015 interview with Eater, Anthony Bourdain called In-N-Out "the only fast food that I like and think is reasonably good for the world," especially their Double Double burger.
An In-N-Out Double Burger beside a serving of animal fries.
The two patties in the burger are thin, giving "maximum exposure" to your taste buds, which helps make the burger a "perfectly designed protein delivery system," said Bourdain.
A closeup of In-N-Out burgers on a tray.
Bourdain also vouched for the other burger components, praising the spongy-but-sturdy buns, "non-limp" lettuce, and the "cheese-like substance" from In-N-Out.
An In-N-Out employee holding burgers in a box.
Bourdain didn't address why he thought In-N-Out was "good for the world" in the video, but it might be due to the company's transparency with food sourcing and sustainability.
A closeup of an In-N-Out burger and animal style fries.
If you're wondering how Bourdain ordered his burger, he went for Animal Style, which adds in pickles, grilled onions, and extra sauce.
Cuts of steak on a table.
A burger on a wooden platter.
A closeup of Anthony Bourdain smiling.

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