Ever turn over a pan and find a stubborn black layer clinging to the bottom? This isn't just burnt food—it's a mix of carbonized grease, oils, and sometimes even chemical reactions from cooking. That black stuff can mess with your food flavor and even shorten the life of your cookware if ignored. This article breaks down what causes it, how it builds up, and most importantly, how to get rid of it. Say goodbye to scrubbing frustration and hello to pans that last longer.
