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Lara visits Steak 'N Shake with their new Chief MAHA Officer, Michael Boes, to see how the fast-food chain is making their meals healthier by focusing on real ingredients.
Lara visits Steak 'N Shake with their new Chief MAHA Officer, Michael Boes, to see how the fast-food chain is making their meals healthier by focusing on real ingredients.
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