Butter is generally wrapped in wet cloth during summer if no refrigerator is available. Explain.
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Normally, butter melts due to heat in summers, unless stored in adequate coolness.
If refrigerator is not available in a household, butter is wrapped in a wet cloth to provide the required cooling.
When the water from the wet cloth evaporates, the butter wrapped inside becomes cooler and thus remains in solid state even during summers.
If refrigerator is not available in a household, butter is wrapped in a wet cloth to provide the required cooling.
When the water from the wet cloth evaporates, the butter wrapped inside becomes cooler and thus remains in solid state even during summers.
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Butter is wrapped in wet cloth during summer if no refrigerator is available
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This is the method which is mainly used in the villages this is the method which helps to keep the Butter cool.
Actually, in summer due to More heat the Butter melts to keep it cool it is wrapped.
This is wrapped in those places where Refrigerators are not available. This is the method which was not discovered By any person. This method is used from centuries.
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Butter is wrapped in wet cloth during summer if no refrigerator is available
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This is the method which is mainly used in the villages this is the method which helps to keep the Butter cool.
Actually, in summer due to More heat the Butter melts to keep it cool it is wrapped.
This is wrapped in those places where Refrigerators are not available. This is the method which was not discovered By any person. This method is used from centuries.
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