While taxes on cooking appliances have been waived, most Ugandans, including the elite, still rely on charcoal for cooking.

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Charcoal is most commonly used to cook a delicious meal on the grill. But the substance is increasingly being used in foods, too. Activated charcoal can now be found in some baked goods, ice creams, ...