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| Anyone know why burger buns get soggy when I throw them in the oven to broil or in a barbecue with the lid down? I like to roast my burger while I grill it (helps the giant chunk of cheese melt faster!) Anyone know of a way to keep the buns from trapping moisture? Cheers, Chris |
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