French Fries
Plain fries list no milk ingredients.

The spread brings egg, not milk.
Build your orderFrom In-N-Out Burger's allergen guide. Shared kitchens mean cross-contact can happen, so ask the store if you need to be strict. Source: In-N-Out Burger nutrition page, US menu, November 4, 2026. Not affiliated with In-N-Out Burger.
Hamburgers, plain fries and plain tea list no milk ingredients. Buns have a milk facility warning; tell staff about allergies.
Spread lists egg, not milk, as an ingredient allergen. Cheese lists milk and soy. Shared preparation can still allow cross-contact.
No. Chocolate, vanilla and strawberry shakes contain milk. Plain iced tea or black coffee avoids milk ingredients.
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No cheese, no bun, and the spread can stay.