‘The bar here is low’: the best (and worst) supermarket brioche burger buns, tasted and rated

A recent taste test of supermarket brioche burger buns found a wide range of quality, from indulgent and rich to chemical-like and unpleasant. The buns, typically made with eggs and butter, but often with reduced fat content in supermarket versions, varied greatly in texture and flavor. This disparity in quality is significant for consumers, as it can impact their dining experience and satisfaction with their food purchases.

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