Underrated Fast Foods Season 1 Episode 6 Eating At Milo's, The"In-N-Out Of Alabama"

Underrated Fast Foods season 1 episode 6, titled "Eating At Milo's, The "In-N-Out Of Alabama," takes viewers on a journey through the history and popularity of Milo's, a fast food chain with a cult-like following in the southern state.

The episode begins with a brief history of Milo's, including how the chain got its start in Birmingham, Alabama in 1946, and how its famous sauce was created by founder Milo Carlton himself. Viewers are then taken along for the ride as the show's hosts, food critics and culinary experts, give their thoughts on the various menu items at Milo's.

Throughout the episode, viewers will learn about the unique approach Milo's takes to cooking their burgers and chicken sandwiches, including their use of a special salt and pepper blend. They'll also get to see some of the company's unusual sides, including the "World Famous Sweet Tea" and the "Milo's Original Sauce," which is based on Mr. Carlton's original recipe.

But the real highlight of the episode is the fanatical love that Milo's has inspired in its customers. The show profiles a number of die-hard fans who have tattoos of the company's logo and follow the trucks from location to location just to get their fix of the famous sauce. One such devotee is even a former employee of the chain who has made it her mission to document every single Milo's store in the state.

Viewers will also get a peek behind the scenes at the company's headquarters, where the staff prepares the famous sauce and works to ensure that each and every meal is cooked to perfection. Finally, the episode wraps up with a recap of some of the show's favorite menu items, as well as a reminder of just how beloved Milo's is in Alabama.