why are bottom of cooking utensils blackened
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bcz to prevent them frm strains
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Bottom part of the cooking utensil is blackened so that maximum alount of heat is aborbed by the utensil, where as the upper part is kept shining so that minimum amount of heat is lost from the cooking utensil.
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