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A now-deleted tweet posted by @SteaknShake saw the brand using the Germanic Fraktur-like font and wings some compared to the Nazi Reichsadler wings. The graphic read, "100% Beef Tallow Throwback Fries," and was posted alongside the text, "America deserves the best. America gets the best when fries are cooked in 100% Beef Tallow. Only available at Steak 'n Shake. Sayonara Ronald."

March 6th, 2025 tweet by @default_friend


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Origin Entry: Steak 'n Shake's "RFK'ed Fries"

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In February 2025, Steak and Shake COO went on Fox and Friends to talk about their "RFK'ed fries," now being fried in beef tallow.
Drew Pavlou @DrewPavlou Subscribe I've never seen anything like this from a major politician in the West. Health Secretary RFK Jr is doing a paid advertisement for Steak 'n Shake during a TV interview. This is incredible - so much grift MILK FOX EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW WITH HHS SECRETARY RFK JR NEWS 1:12 AMT HANNITY EXCLUSIVE 2:28 AM Mar 11, 2025 - 254.7K Views
Meme created in reaction to a now-deleted tweet posted by @SteaknShake that saw the brand using the Germanic Fraktur-like font and wings some compared to the Nazi Reichsadler wings. The graphic read, "100% Beef Tallow Throwback Fries," and was posted alongside the text, "America deserves the best. America gets the best when fries are cooked in 100% Beef Tallow. Only available at Steak 'n Shake. Sayonara Ronald."
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Uploaded Mar 11, 2025 at 11:09AM EDT

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Steak 'n Shake's "RFK'ed Fries"

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