In-N-Out Flying Dutchman Secret Menu 2026: Best Price & Calories
The Flying Dutchman at In-N-Out is a simple bun-free order made with two beef patties and two slices of American cheese. In-N-Out’s own company history identifies it by name and describes it without buns or condiments.
This 2026 guide explains what comes with the Flying Dutchman, how to order it, how customizations can change the order, and why current local pricing is more useful than an old fixed-price estimate. For other menu options, visit our In-N-Out Menu with Prices 2026.
Official reference: Menu choices, customization and availability can change. Review the official In-N-Out Not-So-Secret Menu and confirm current local pricing when ordering.
What Is the Flying Dutchman?
The classic Flying Dutchman consists of two beef patties and two slices of American cheese, served without a bun or condiments. That makes it different from a standard Double-Double and from Protein Style, where a burger is wrapped in lettuce instead of using a bun.
Because the basic order is intentionally simple, additions such as onions or other available toppings create a customized version rather than changing the definition of the classic Flying Dutchman.
Flying Dutchman Price & Nutrition Guidance
Item / Order | Price Guidance | Nutrition Guidance |
Flying Dutchman | Check current local price | See current official nutrition information |
With Grilled Onions | Price may change with customization | Nutrition changes with customization |
Other Customizations | Confirm when ordering | Depends on selected additions |
How to Order the Flying Dutchman
Ask for a Flying Dutchman when placing your order. The classic version is two beef patties with two slices of cheese and no bun or condiments.
If you want onions, pickles, chilies or another available addition, specify the change when ordering. Customizations can affect the final price, ingredients and nutrition, so confirm the current options at the restaurant.
For more ordering terminology and popular preparations, see our In-N-Out Secret Menu guide.
Flying Dutchman Customizations
The most reliable starting point is the classic Flying Dutchman. From there, customers can ask about available additions such as grilled onions, pickles or chopped chilies.
Online discussions sometimes give customized versions their own names. Those names should not automatically be treated as separate official menu items. If you see a variation online, describe the ingredients you actually want when ordering rather than relying only on an unofficial nickname.
Flying Dutchman Nutrition and Allergens
In-N-Out’s current nutrition information identifies beef and American cheese as ingredients used in its burgers, and the cheese contains milk and soy allergens. A Flying Dutchman-specific calorie total is not clearly listed as a standalone item in the current official nutrition information, so this guide does not assign an estimated calorie number to it.
If you have an allergy or dietary restriction, review the latest official ingredient and allergen information and speak with restaurant staff before ordering. You can also use our In-N-Out Calories & Nutrition Guide for broader menu information.
Where to Order the Flying Dutchman
The Flying Dutchman is associated with In-N-Out itself: the company’s official history says former company leader Guy Snyder created the item. For current restaurant availability, pricing and customization options, confirm when ordering at your location.
Instead of relying on an old state list, use In-N-Out’s current location information when planning a visit. Our In-N-Out Hours guide can also help with general restaurant-hours information.
Conclusion
The Flying Dutchman is one of In-N-Out’s simplest named orders: two beef patties and two slices of American cheese without buns or condiments. For 2026, check the current local price when ordering and treat added toppings or preparation changes as customizations rather than assuming every online variation is an official menu item.
For related information, explore our Secret Menu guide and Calories & Nutrition guide. InnOutKing is an independent informational website and is not affiliated with or endorsed by In-N-Out Burger.
Flying Dutchman FAQs
The classic Flying Dutchman is two beef patties with two slices of American cheese, served without buns or condiments.
Ask for a Flying Dutchman when ordering. If you want an additional ingredient or preparation change, state that customization separately.
Check the current price at the restaurant where you are ordering. Prices and the final cost of customized orders can change, so this guide does not use an old fixed nationwide price.
In-N-Out’s current nutrition information does not clearly list a standalone Flying Dutchman calorie total. This guide therefore avoids presenting an unofficial estimate as an official nutrition figure.
The classic Flying Dutchman does not include a bun. In-N-Out describes it as two patties and two cheese slices without buns or condiments.
The cheese used by In-N-Out contains milk and soy allergens. Anyone with an allergy should review the latest official ingredient information and discuss specific concerns with restaurant staff.
You can ask about available additions or preparation changes when ordering. Added ingredients can change the price, nutrition and allergen profile.
No. The classic Flying Dutchman described by In-N-Out is two patties and two cheese slices without buns or condiments. Onion-based versions discussed online are customizations rather than the basic definition.