That not a question.
By using verbal irony, Anne is sarcastically suggesting that the combination of eating rotten potatoes with something else would be seen as delicious. By contrasting the unpleasant idea of eating rotten potatoes with the positive connotation of being delicious, Anne creates a humorous or satirical effect.
for the most they can be but it all depends on the animal but most of the time rotten or moldy food is not good for animals
Rotten potatoes
There is no mistaking a potato that is actually rotten. They will smell of ammonia and will be soft and watery.
Those potatoes are old and rotten
Hi a rotten potato actually sprouts roots. The potato does not contain seeds therefore it need to keep going another way. All the little roots will grow out of the rotten potato and if you bury it then it will grow into a little tree with a new potato!
Absolutely, black mold is harmful, throw it away.
because you might get sick from it. the food might be rotten after the expiry date and also, it wuldnt be as delicious as the taste before the expiry date
It would be rotten, maybe Black and smushy.
Not sure if this is what you are looking for, but i just found this article and thought I would pass it on. The Andean peoples have an ancient method of preserving potatoes for up to several years: First they lay the potatoes out on the ground over night to freeze them, and then in the morning, they trample the potatoes with their feet and leave them exposed to the intense warmth of the sun. This process (repeated three times) drives the moisture out of the potatoes, enabling them to be kept for longer before going rotten. It is a primitive method of freeze-drying.
It was a rotten way to end what had been a rotten day. The fruit was rotten. The word rotten can be used as an adjective or an adverb.
Nettles Rats Chickenweed Seaweed Birds Birds eggs Blood of Cattle Rotten Potatoes Hope that helped Check netplace.com/irishpotatofamine
the adverb is rotten :D