Practicing proper hygiene and food safety discipline will help prevent food borne illness.
Some common traits of bad potatoes are discoloration and growths through the skin. The potatoes will begin to get soft and wither. Potatoes are still alive when picked, so if potatoes are kept too long in a humid climate they will eventually begin to form new white sprouts. These can be cut off and the potato still used, but the quality of the potato is diminished and you're better off planting the new sprout!
They can also develop green spots is they are exposed to direct light for an extended amount of time, in which case the green spot may be cut off and the rest of the potato may be used.
If the potatoes get wet at all they can also grow mold, in which case they must be thrown out. So, do not wash them prior to storage.
For mashed potatoes, they are starting to get old when the liquid begins to separate from the solid. At first the liquid is fairly clear and can be mixed back in and used, but then the liquid will form a white haze and the potatoes will smell sour - at which point you need to toss the mashed potatoes.
There are, of course, certain health risks associated with spoiled potatoes, so always remember to practice food safety and enjoy your potatoes prior to the eat by date.
A potato gone bad. Garbage. Wasted money.
You know when french onion dip has gone bad because it has water on the top.
when it does not work
you know when you are not cotrolling the car.
check it
If you eat it and then throw up. ;)
If it is stale and a very light brown and nothing grows on top of it, then you know you have bad soil.
They are not bad. They've only just lost water.
It as a dark color and it emits a bad order that is easily recognizable
It will probably smell bad or have a noticeably weird flavour to it.
What is a CHIOP
the potato is good to eat