This is because Bolognese (if made in the "classic" way) contains milk on its own, so the dairy portion of the sauce could overwhelm the meaty flavor if you add the milk-based béchamel as well.

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making the sauce more palatable. Add soda in very small increments and cook sauce for several minutes after adding.” Meanwhile, Southern Living says “sugar might make the sauce taste better ...

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