How does greese get in a potato?
Grease doesn't naturally get inside a potato. It's usually added through cooking methods like:
* Frying: When potatoes are fried, the hot oil penetrates the surface and sometimes into the interior, especially if the potato is cut into smaller pieces.
* Roasting with fatty ingredients: Roasting potatoes with butter, bacon fat, or other fatty ingredients can allow grease to permeate the potato.
So, grease isn't inherently inside a potato; it's usually introduced through cooking processes.
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