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A lot of restaurants have moved to this style of packaging. Even if it does improve heat retention/reduce sogginess[0], it's frustrating. [0] They claim it doe
by tiltowait 3y ago
A lot of restaurants have moved to this style of packaging. Even if it does improve heat retention/reduce sogginess[0], it's frustrating.
[0] They claim it does, but I'm not sure I notice any difference.
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