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What missourian developed more than 300 by-products from the peanut and sweet potato?
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Was George Washington Carver developed over 300 uses for the peanut butter?
Yes, George Washington Carver invented many uses for the peanut. He once served an entire school a meal made totally out of peanuts! He also invented uses for the bean and the sweet potato.
Is peanut oil potato chips healthier than regular potato chips?
depends on how much is used. but it is better than some vegetable oils.
How does Boxty relate to Irelands history?
It is an Irish potato pancake which is said to have been developed in the Irish potato famine.
What were George carvers inventions?
His inventions were a bunch of peanut products, sweet potato products and crop rotation
Where did the Mashed Potato dance originate?
In 1962, the Mashed Potato was a dance move popularized by Dee Dee Sharp's song "Mashed Potato Time". It resembled the Twist which was developed by Chubby Checker. Bobby "Boris" Pickett used a variation of the Mashed Potato for dancing to his hit "Monster Mash".
How would someone make potato candy?
The easiest way to make potato candy is to treat the potato like dough and form it into a rollcake. Adding sugar and peanut butter to the mix gives it a more candy like taste.
What are some Snacks that begin with the letter P?
peanut butter potato chips pineapple pear peach pretzels
Who discovered hundreds of uses for the peanut the sweet potato and the soybean?
George Washington Carver...a Black Man from the USA
What did Luther Burbank do?
He was an American botanist, who developed the disease-resistant Burbank potato.
A food that goes well with potato chips?
A dip made out of sour cream is good with chips. Peanut butter sandwiches.
What else did Elvis Presley like besides peanut butter and banana sandwiches?
Mashed potato's. Hamburgers. French fries. Banana pudding. To name a few.
Where do King Edward potato come from?
It was developed by John Butler of Scotter, Lincolnshire, and introduced to United Kingdom in 1902
