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VIDEO: Shake Shack Culinary Director Demonstrates How To Make Their Signature Food At Home

Cheesy fries and milkshakes from home!

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Michael Miuccio

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August 9, 2017

Ever want the delicious taste of Shake Shack without leaving home?

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Thankfully, Mark Rosati, the culinary director of the burger chain, shows the internet first hand on how to make their cheesy fries and classic black and white milkshake (Shake Shack style).

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Dig in and Enjoy!

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