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First of all, you added too much oil and babbaganosh and secondly, you didn't have the temp up high enough. (Should be 6500 Deg. Approx)

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The reason sweet potatoes turn brown is due to what is known as oxidation, which is the natural breakdown of sugars present in the sweet potato.

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probly cuz of moled

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It your mom

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How would differentiate a potato from a sweet potato?

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