An eternally young burger fight rages in the USA. Coco Vandeweghe and Steve Johnson also gave their opinions. The two Californians like it greasy and sweet.
Coco Vandeweghe is not someone who keeps his mind at bay. Not on the court, not off the court. Recently during her first-round elimination at the Australian Open, the US Open semi-finalist complained that there were no bananas to touch during the match. The chair referee ordered them – and then gave Vandeweghe a “Time Violation”, because the 26-year-old appeared too late for serve after eating half the fruit.
“Totally banana” is probably thought of Vandeweghe and since then probably do not have the best memories of the yellow krummlings. Her love for hamburgers, however, remains unshakable. It was not really surprising that the world rankings-16. also took a stand in the Burger dispute, which also rages between the In-N-Out and Five Guys chains in the USA.
Vandeweghe listed four reasons why she likes the roasters from California (In-N-Out). Because of the grilled onions, the”Secret Menu”, the selection of ingredients and the delicious milkshakes,”preferably chocolate,” said Vandeweghe, who immediately placed her imaginary order. A double-double cheeseburger, fries and a milkshake. With chocolate taste – of course. Makes a total of around 1700 calories.
Her colleague Steve Johnson (ATP No. 52) is also more into the shops of In-N-Out than those of the Five Guys and underlined the Vandeweghe judgement: “We are Californians,” Johnson said.