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How to host the perfect World Cup burger party

22 May 2014 at 8:03 am

The clock is winding down to the World Cup in Brazil, and your watch party won’t cater itself.

Shake Shack’s celebrity culinary director, Mark Rosati invited Yahoo Stars to Dubai’s brand new branch in JBR the Beach for a quick lesson on mastering the perfect burger. Take a look!

Visit Yahoo Maktoob's exclusive hub dedicated to the 2014 World Cup

Yahoo Stars host Jessica Kahawaty also got to try the brand new SmokeShack burger, which will launch in the Middle East this June. As you can see, she's a fan! And we're not surprised; it was recently voted Best Burger by Food & Wine and Eater.com in the United States.

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