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Does it matter if you put Kraft Dinner in the water before its boiling?
It's generally recommended to add Kraft Dinner (or any other dry pasta) to boiling water. Here's why:
* Faster Cooking: Adding pasta to boiling water ensures a more even and faster cooking process. The hot water immediately starts to cook the pasta from the outside in.
* Preventing Sticking: Boiling water helps prevent the pasta from sticking together.
* Better Texture: Adding pasta to boiling water helps it cook evenly and maintain a better texture.
Putting Kraft Dinner in cold water will:
* Take Longer to Cook: The water needs to heat up first, which extends the cooking time.
* Possibly Lead to Soggy Pasta: The pasta might absorb more water and become mushy.
* Increase the Risk of Sticking: The pasta might stick together before the water reaches boiling point.
So, while you can technically add Kraft Dinner to cold water, it's not the optimal method for a delicious and well-cooked result.
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