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In-N-Out has hot chocolate on tap for any and all. The treat is $1.65 year round, but on rainy days, it's free for ages 12 and under. FOX 5 called and confirmed as long as it rained at some.


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In-N-Out restaurant fans are feeling warm all over, thanks to a new addition to the menu: hot cocoa! On Monday, the wildly popular West Coast-based fast food chain unveiled Ghirardelli hot.


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Prices will vary according to taxes in certain markets: In San Francisco, for example, hot cocoa is $2.88 with tax at the city's only In-N-Out location, at 333 Jefferson Street in Fisherman's.


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Two weeks ago, the company quietly introduced its first new item in 15 years: a cup of steaming hot chocolate you can add to your Double-Double order for just $1.60. According to company president.


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The hot cocoa is otherwise priced at $1.60, although prices will vary by location. And you don't have to worry about making an In-N-Out trip ASAP just to get a taste; this new item is now a year.


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In-N-Out Burger has put hot cocoa back on the menu. The 8-ounce drink, priced at $1.60, is made with Ghirardelli chocolate and hot water, and is topped with miniature marshmallows. Hot cocoa was.


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In-N-Out has added hot cocoa to its menu, the first new addition in over a decade. @_Mavy_ via Twitter


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In-N-Out's version is made with a sweetened cocoa powder and hot water rather than chocolate syrup and milk, so a rich, luxurious experience, this drink is not. That being said, it's still tasty and totally reminiscent of the instant hot cocoa we all grew up drinking in the chillier nights of our youth. It's not too sweet, it's.


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While the burger chain's menu has basically remained unchanged since it was founded in Southern California in 1948, company president Lynsi Snyder told The Orange County Registerthat hot cocoa was.


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In-N-Out, famous for its burgers, fries, sodas and shakes, has added the 8 oz. hot chocolate to its menu, the first new item in 15 years. (Even marshmallows can be requested on the side!)


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(FOX 11) - In-N-Out has added a menu item, a rarity for the Southern California burger chain. The home of the double-double has added hot cocoa to the menu-- but it's actually a return of the.


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CBS 8 San Diego confirmed with several In-N-Out locations across California that as long as rain touched the ground at any point of the day, hot chocolate is free for ages 12 and under.


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In-N-Out returns hot cocoa to its menu. Published January 4, 2018. California. FOX 11 Los Angeles. (FOX 11) - In-N-Out has added a menu item, a rarity for the Southern California burger chain. The.


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Per the OC Register, restaurants in the burger chain have started adding an 8-ounce cup of hot chocolate to the menu board for $1.60, which hadn't changed in well over a decade. The last time.


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It has the nostalgic taste of instant hot cocoa packets and is sure to put a smile on any kid's face. On a rainy day, the free hot chocolate might just make the parents smile, too. If you're not a kid under 12, an 8-ounce cup of In-N-Out cocoa goes for less than $2. Whenever rain clouds gather overhead, families need only head to In-N-Out to.

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