The making of a perfect Shake Shack burger

Over burgers, Anderson Cooper and Shake Shack founder Danny Meyer discuss the secret to a perfect hamburger.

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[goooberdooober]

I saw your video notification and came running! Keep up the "perfect" work! 😊

[gioarias]

I just went today for the 1st time to try the famous burger. Not! Overrated patty taste like soft baby food & the French fries tasted like they were either microwaved or air fried.