Shake Shack Reveals Some Tasty New Plans for 2017

Shake Shack has a whole host of changes set for us in 2017.

According to Eater, the restaurant chain is adding on a host of new limited-time offers, two of which are themed around BBQ. The “Barbecue Shackmeister” Burger will be served with barbecue sauce and beer-marinated shallots, adding a sweet, tangy, and punched-up flavor to the Shake Shack staple.

There will also be a Barbecue Chick’n Shack Sandwich, consisting of barbecue sauce on top of fried chicken on a bun. After the success of their Chick’n Shack, this is just one of several chicken sandwiches that Shake Shack plans to add on the menu in the future.

Both of these sandwiches will be available in the first quarter of next year, and come with price tags of $6.89 each.

On top of these barbecuey creations, Shake Shack will also be looking to expand its breakfast program, grow mobile ordering, and add new varieties of limited-edition shakes to the menu.

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With all of these new changes, we can’t wait to see all of the new chicken sandwiches, shakes, and other options coming to Shake Shack in the near future.

 

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