How in the name of chemistry does this work? Debunk, please

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This discussion centers on the misconception regarding the effects of salt on food moisture. Participants highlight that salt can draw moisture out of foods, yet certain cooking methods, such as microwaving, can lead to sogginess in items like pizza. The conversation critiques the validity of claims made in a video, labeling them as nonsensical and emphasizing the need for a deeper understanding of food chemistry.

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I thought salt dried things out, not made them moist and gloppy.
 
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I didn't watch the entire thing, but ask yourself this: why when you put some foods in the microwave (for example, a piece of pizza) do they become soggy?
 


Moved from S&D, this is a giant waste of time. Everything he does is nonsense.
 

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