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What I Ate: April 26, 2009 (Which Wich, Whataburger)

Posted 26 April, 2009 at 8:50pm by Michael Chu
(Filed under: Food, What I Ate)

Spend the whole day looking at houses and driving across Austin and back in search of a particular floor plan by KB Home. We grabbed a quick lunch at Which Wich (Ste 205, 5000 W Slaughter Ln, Austin, TX‎ - (512) 282-430) which serves petite, but delicious, toasted sandwiches. I had a muffaletta.
Which Wich - Muffaletta

We didn't get to eat dinner until late, and, by then, many of the restaurants in our area were closed. So we grabbed some produce that I thought I could fix a quick meal with when we passed a 24-hour Whataburger - a popular privately-held hamburger chain in Texas. I tried their Double Meat Whataburger in hopes that they would be the closest thing to In-N-Out. It wasn't close, but it wasn't bad. It comes with a lot of yellow mustard which I'll pass on next time and ask to see if they have mayo and ketchup.
Whataburger - Double Meat Whataburger

5 comments to What I Ate: April 26, 2009 (Which Wich, Whataburger)

Memoria, May 19th, 2009 at 12:34 pm:

  • I would have to disagree with you about In-n-Out vs. Whataburger. Just goes to show that everyone has different taste buds. For instance, there are people who love Taco Bell and others who detest it! :D Welcome to Austin btw!

Warren Chu, May 25th, 2009 at 3:18 am:

  • If you're looking for something similar to In-n-Out, the closest we have is probably going to be P Terry's Burger Stand (www.pterrys.com) if you haven't had a chance to try it yet. They even do the fries in a similar fashion of fry only once. Personally, I prefer fries that have been blanched first then fried.

CANDACE, January 1st, 2010 at 5:42 pm:

  • I definetly agree with memoria. Whataburger is so much more better than IN-N-OUT. Especially when you think of what type of meat is used. Texas beef is the best. california only has happy cows but that doesnt mean its quality.

candace, January 1st, 2010 at 5:46 pm:

  • oops i spelled definitely wrong.

LJ, May 20th, 2011 at 4:17 am:

  • Good grief, In-N-Out? Seriously? It can't begin to compete with Whataburger. At least Whataburger doesn't foist religion on people on all its products. And it has a much better menu. I can't eat potatoes, for instance, so In-N-Out was a huge waste of time for me. But Whataburger has onion rings and salad to go with my Whataburger. Or I can get grilled chicken. Or fish.

    In-N-Out is also a disgusting burger, with that BIg Mac Thousand Island dressing slathered on it.

    Actually, that's exactly what In-N-Out tastes like: McDonald's.

    Not a good comparison.

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