Does tinfoil keep sandwiches fresh?

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Dr. Md Rushad Rahman

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Tinfoil is great for keeping your sandwich from drying out, and it’s also good for keeping warm sandwiches warm. One drawback to using tinfoil is that it can react with acidic foods (such as tomatoes) to create an unappetizing—but harmless—blue residue.

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