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Ireland. Potatoes are very big in Ireland. EVERYONE in Ireland eats potatoes.
Yes, they are a big part of the Irish diet.
a stew or anything with potatoes. Big puddings or things that you share with the family in a big pot.
When the potatoes in Ireland developed a disease because of the wet weather in the summer. Potatoes were a big part of the Irish'diet which then led families to starve and other countries such as India to import sacks of yellow cornmeal to Ireland.
The conquistadors sent potatoes to Europe because during the time a big famine in Ireland was happening, and the potatoes really solved there problem for a while. Later on a bad disease spreaded in the potatoes and cause them to turn into an inedible slime. The potatoes the caused a lot of deaths!
Both are the same. no, they are not the same,.. the skin peels of the small potatoes are more than the skin peels of the big potatoes, that's the difference. i will choose the 1 kg of big potatoes a better buy because in the 1 kg of small potatoes you can find more skin peels that adds with the weight of the potatoes. this means you get more potatoes from the big potatoes.
It depends how big the potatoes are
10 half pound potatoes.
a "staple diet" is basically whatever a person's diet generally consists of , i.e. people that live near an ocean might have shellfish as a big part of their "staple diet".
Potatoes! Big 'Russet' potatoes. Much bigger than you get at the grocery store. These potatoes get about a foot long.
In fact, the population of Ireland is not very big at all in terms of total population and density. If you think the population of Ireland is big, it might be that Ireland has a large area. In terms of contrast, your country's population might be small.
Depends on how big or small the slices are