Why isn't tap water preferred for use in stock?

A. because it may carry the flavors of chlorine or other substances
B. because the minerals prevent thickening of the stock
C. because the temperature of room temperature tap water tends to impart a metallic taste
D. because tap water will not boil once vegetables and thickening agents are added


Answer: A

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