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Why was the kitchen separated from the castle?

to avoid the cooking smells

to keep the food preserved

to prevent fires in the castle

to prevent theft in the castle

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Kitchen was separated from the castle TO PREVENT FIRES IN THE CASTLE.

Cooking is done in the kitchen the whole day. Therefore, fire is always present. Untended fires may cause fire in the kitchen and with the kitchen being away from the castle, the fire will not cause so much damage. Rebuilding a kitchen is easier to do than rebuilding a part of a castle.

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Answer:

to prevent fires in the castle

Explanation:

They were often used to hide the spoilage of meat. Salt was used to preserve meats and to flavor food. In fact, the salt container divided the upper class from the lower class.

All the food was prepared by servants under the guidance of the cook. To avoid fires, the kitchen was separated from the castle.

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