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How do you make potato flour?

Updated: 10/23/2022
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To make potato flour, peel the potatoes and boil them. Then MASH them, and spread them out on a dehydrator. Once dehydrated just run through a blender or flour/coffee mill, and it should work.

Just remember you are going use a lot of potatoes and get LITTLE flour. Buy the biggest bag of potatoes you can because it's cheaper that way, and spend a a couple days making the flour. They need a long time to dehydrate.

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