Foodness Gracious - Week 11

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In-N-Out Cheeseburger Slider Copycat

If you live in a geography (like I do) where there is no In-N-Out, or you would love to be able to have it prepared right in your home kitchen…never fear! We have you covered for that In-N-Out craving, as well as a really fun recipe for the biggest sporting event of the year in the United States…the Super Bowl!

This copycat recipe is fantastic for lunch, dinner or the big game potluck with your family and friends. “Animal Style” is a special process and flavoring used at In-N-Out and we are excited to bring you the copycat here with our Animal Style Cheeseburger Sliders!

The grilled onions are an amazing add to the burger sliders. Make sure you have an amazing saute pan, or grab a new one to upgrade your kitchen. We love ours from Blue Diamond or check out our stainless steel pan reviews.

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If you’re ready for an upgrade to your kitchen, start with some new stainless steel pans. We find ourselves using our saute pans and skillets almost every day.

Whether you’re doing scrambled eggs for breakfast, a panini or quesadilla for lunch, or preparing grilled onions for your Animal Style Cheeseburger Sliders…a great pan makes the whole process better.

Poll Results - Best Game Day Chip Semi Finals

Thank you to all of our Foodness Followers for voting in the semi finals of our best game day chip bracket!

As a reminder, here is where we started…

Semi Final Results

With 66% of the vote, Nacho Cheese Doritos continued its dominance in the semi finals over Crunchy Cheetos.

In a tighter contest, Original Ruffles earned 56% of the vote over its partner in crime, Cheddar Sour Cream Ruffles.

The Finals Are Set!

It is an epic championship match as we look to crown the Best Game Day chip. Nacho Cheese Doritos destroyed the competition, but Original Ruffles are a very versatile option for all the recipes and dips. Make your vote in the poll below!

The Championship Vote

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