and vs -n-
hot and fresh vs hot-n-fresh, in and out vs in-n-out .
I would appreciate if someone would be able to explain that to me.
Thank you,
1 answer 
The '-n-' is an advertising gimmick, used to attract attention. You will see many such deliberate misspellings, at least, here in the US.
Lite beer
Krispy Kreme
Kountry Kitchen
Lo-fat
Hi-C
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