I Ordered Red Robin’s Hidden $6 Carnivore Meal
In a Nutshell
Two women on the carnivore diet ordered a secret $6 meal at Red Robin by requesting plain burger patties and bacon separately off-menu. Their $15.76 bill for two meals was significantly cheaper than the $40 regular price, achieved by ordering items a la carte. They tipped $10 based on the full menu price rather than the discounted amount.
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Jen and Carrie are entering Red Robin to order the secret $6 carnivore meal that is not on the menu. Carrie has been carnivore for 1,250 days and Jen has been carnivore for over 2 years. Carrie has lost over 70 pounds, eliminated migraines, and reduced her lymphedema. Jen has lost 100 pounds from her heaviest weight and overcame depression, arthritis, and anxiety. Jen is creating a documentary called "Healing Humanity, the power of proper human diet" available at healinghumanity.movie/watch.
Both women emphasize that their carnivore diet results extend beyond weight loss to feeling amazing overall. They plan to demonstrate how to get burgers super cheap at Red Robin through specific ordering methods, claiming the meal will cost less than McDonald's.
The hosts mention they will reveal their bill and total at the end of the video, along with their special tipping philosophy that some viewers may disagree with.
The conversation addresses olive oil for burgers, with clarification that they are not seeking buns or extras, just patties. They reference a previous Red Robin experience in Alaska where they ordered two patties with bacon.
Coach Lisa recommends ordering sparkling water with a little bit of lemon as a special drink that feels like soda while helping with liver function, though lemon is not strictly carnivore.
Every Red Robin location differs in accommodating special requests. The women ask "Can we do patties and are all a carte?" with varying responses. At the Wisconsin location, they have an accommodating waitress who found the button to process their order.
Carrie ordered a cheeseburger with no bun, nothing on it, all a carte. Jen ordered two patties, bacon, and blue cheese. Carrie is drinking sparkling water presented as a substitute for soda.
The bill totals $15.76 with the following itemization: burger at $2.99, blue cheese at $1.99, bacon at $1.99, and extra burger patty at $2.99. They note a regular bill would have been approximately $40 for two burgers.
They tipped $10 based on what the regular order would have cost rather than the discounted carnivore price. This approach stems from the hosts' service industry background and their financial ability to tip generously given their savings on the meal.
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