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Cooking involve chemical reactions.

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Cooking makes a chemical change in foods. It breaks some chemical bonds holding compounds together. Breaking those bonds makes those foods softer, easier to chew, and easier to digest.

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yes because one of the definitions of a chemical change is that it is hard to reverse, hard to un cook a steak

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yes, cooking is a physical change. Mostly stuff that are cooked are chemical changes

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Yes, yes it is

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