"Potato Pete" was a British cartoon character, originally used in World War 2 to promote the consumption of potatoes, especially those grown in home gardens.
potato skin!
At least two characters have had the name "Potato Pete". One was a cartoon character (an anthropomorphic potato), originally used in World War 2 to promote the consumption of potatoes, especially those grown in home gardens. (Also used was "Doctor Carrot".) The second was one of the original entrants in the Great Pierogi Race, an animated and funny-costume contest presented by the Pittsburgh Pirates during baseball games (inspired by the "racing sausages" mascots of the Milwaukee Brewers). In 2003, Potato Pete was replaced by Oliver Onion. The entertainment is sponsored by Mrs. T's Pierogies of Shenandoah, PA.
potato masher
WWII which is an abbreviation for World War 2.WWII which is an abbreviation for World War 2.WWII which is an abbreviation for World War 2.WWII which is an abbreviation for World War 2.WWII which is an abbreviation for World War 2.WWII which is an abbreviation for World War 2.WWII which is an abbreviation for World War 2.WWII which is an abbreviation for World War 2.WWII which is an abbreviation for World War 2.WWII which is an abbreviation for World War 2.WWII which is an abbreviation for World War 2.
World War 2
POTATO PETE AND DR CARROT
Potato.
potato skin!
Potato Pete and Dr. Carrot were the 2 made up characters who encouraged children to eat more vegetables
At least two characters have had the name "Potato Pete". One was a cartoon character (an anthropomorphic potato), originally used in World War 2 to promote the consumption of potatoes, especially those grown in home gardens. (Also used was "Doctor Carrot".) The second was one of the original entrants in the Great Pierogi Race, an animated and funny-costume contest presented by the Pittsburgh Pirates during baseball games (inspired by the "racing sausages" mascots of the Milwaukee Brewers). In 2003, Potato Pete was replaced by Oliver Onion. The entertainment is sponsored by Mrs. T's Pierogies of Shenandoah, PA.
potato masher
The Potato Gun
Pete Gray Click on the 'Pete Gray' link on this page to read a short biography about him.
yes he gave the soldiers BARBEQUE POTATO CHIPS yes he gave the soldiers BARBEQUE POTATO CHIPS
black bread, pea, rubarb or potato soup and water
Aside from introducing Salt & Vinegar potato chips, so much more.
In WW2 lots and lots of food was rationedchocolate,eggs,cheese,oil,potato,carrot and lots more!