why do we blow on hot potatoes
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to become cool that's all
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We blow on hot potatoes that have been just cooked because the moisture and heat present inside it doesn't disperse out that quickly.
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When we blow the air the pressure it creates drives away the moisture and heat that is present inside the layers of the potatoes.
- Another reason is that the air we blow is much cooler than the hot potatoes so it cools it a little bit.
- We can eat it much quickly without burning our mouth this is the basic reason.
- The water molecules present in the potatoes are in a state of gaseous-liquid state so the air we blow helps it to come into its gaseous state hence helping it to evaporate quickly.
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