Let me start with this. If you haven’t been to Shake Shack, do yourself a favor and try it out. The menu even has options for your four-legged friend; what’s not to love? A favorite of many was Shake Shack’s crinkle-cut fries. But recently, the fries have been replaced with their fresh-cut counterpart.
Since Shake Shack came onto the scene back in 2004, it has been serving crinkle-cut fries to accompany the many burger and hotdog options. Recently, restaurant goers said that the chain could “do better,” which inspired Shake Shack to try out a new take on its traditional fries. In efforts to move away from frozen options and towards more wholesome products, Shake Shack made the decision to sell exclusively fresh-cut fries at its 20 U.S. locations.
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Now I’m not big on fast food but I have to say that I have a complete weak spot for Chipotle. I just can’t resist stopping for a quick bite to eat anytime I drive by that Chipotle Mexican Grill sign. As a matter of fact, I’m a frequent customer. Just when I thought I had it all figured out, I learned that my favorite fast food chain actually has a secret menu. At first I was confused, wondering how could I have not known about this? Then as I began to inform everyone else about my discovery, I learned I wasn’t the only one. I began to wonder what the point is of having a menu that you’re keeping your customers from seeing. I realized that these restaurants may be getting somewhere with their marketing strategies. 

