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Should you eat slightly burned or charred food? Oncologist reveals what is safe

Hindustan Times 26 Aug

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Should you eat slightly burned or charred food? Oncologist reveals what is safe — Sources: Hindustan Times

Learn from a specialist how the chemical composition changes when you overcook any food.

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