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These ultra‑soft burger buns combine a classic brioche texture with the pillowy lightness of Hokkaido milk bread. Made from a simple tang‑song pre‑gelatinized flour paste, they rise twice for maximum fluff and are brushed with butter for a glossy finish. Perfect for any burger lover who wants bakery‑quality buns at home.
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