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How to Make a Shake Shack Burger Alex VS.

How to Make a Shake Shack Burger Alex VS.

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Alex, also known as French Guy Cooking, ( Hyperias989: ALEX! I have an idea for you and the production to use in upcoming episodes! Following the professional's review of your work, show them (off camera) what YOU did step by step like you show us in the video, and have them give a 0-100 scale rating for how CLOSE you got to the original. It'll help us (and you) learn from previous mistakes, and still not require any secret-divulgement!
Date: 2020-05-20

Comments and reviews: 9


To bad I won't be watching your series on eater, when you go back to making your normal videos I'll be there watching. Eater is another company trying to kill independent content creaters. Not what I come to youtube for, if I wanted to watch cable TV I would turn on the tv. Sorry Alex, this may have made you a couple bucks but you lose a lot of respect for it.
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This was a lot of fun to watch! I've seen Alex cross-over on other shows, and this was great! Mark from Shake Shack seemed like a really nice guy. someone who is clearly a master of his craft, but who is appreciative of Alex's final product, while still offering considered criticism.
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8: 57 Yes! I was beginning to worry that we would to finish out the video without an ooo lala: -/ Srsly tho. This was fantastic. Thanks. Great screen presence and dynamic flow to the video with lots of great information. That optimized mixture of the three cuts was inspired.
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The musts for every burger: 1. A fat to bind it together, whether it be cheese, mayo, or something else. 2. Something pickled. Everything else is optional, but no burger gets made in my house without those two things, and the Smoke Shack delivers on both.
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Brisket & rib eye combo. No chuck since the fat in it tends to be odorous. You can add a little bit of rump for firmness & flavour. At home I like to do 100% rib eye (scotch fillet. For seasoning, use something like steak seasoning, but only on the outside
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i work at shake shack and i promise u its the most overrated place on the planet and will put a quick lil hole in ur wallet for no reason. reason they made the shack sauce like that cause they didnt wanna show it just comes in plastic bags lmao
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Closest thing we got to Shake Shack in Alaska is Smash Burger. Smash Burger is pretty good but the single patty cheeseburger is 8 for just the burger and it's tiny. I like to eat and they want a tip so I end up spending 25 or 30 when I go there.
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i'll say it before and i'll say it again, your accent is so obnoxious that you dont even make an effort to pronounce the words with a correct accent. no respect for the english language. typical french; suck in their own world.
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Alex, Why would you want to bother. This is nothing special. Burgers like these have been made in American greasy spoons for a hundred years. Greasy grey meat, cheap processed cheese, a greasy bun and mayo. No secrets here.
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