Unfortunately, the smaller food pieces are, the faster they can go bad. This is especially true of mashed potatoes, which because they are mashed, have a lot of surface area to accelerate the aging process, and which don't freeze well. As long as you have a decently cold refrigerator, and you are good about putting the potatoes away right after they've cooled, they should be pretty good for a couple of days, but after that, its a race against time. If you use salted butter and add salt to the potatoes, that should help preserve them a little bit, but the minute you see them changing colors, a slightly grey or brown appearance, or any off smell, they should be thrown out.
If I were serving them to guests, I wouldn't make them more than a day in advance, personally.
sausages and mash potatoes
maybe if you mash them there`s barley any difference
mash potatoes
squigdgy ones.
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MASH potatoes are from the regular potatoe just mashed!
Ireland. Bangers are sausage and mash are mashed potatoes.
mash potatoes.
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it mashes potatoes
chips,mash and crisps
Rice is a good substitute