Why cooked bones easy to break?
Cooked bones are easy to break because the cooking process alters the structure of the bone. The heat of the cooking process denatures the collagen in the bone, which is a protein that acts as a glue to hold the bone together. This weakens the bone, making it more brittle and easier to break. Additionally, when bones are cooked, they lose moisture, further reducing their strength.
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