yes, however, you can not consume potatoes if there are green specks growing from the tuber, denoting an excrescence of terraniaceous growth, which is poisonous( the leaves, stems, flowers, of potatoes, including all plants in the family solanacae are toxic). the potato, being the fleshy "body" of the plant, serves as the main center of nutrimental synthesis, and sends roots out from the center in order to procure the nutrients. they do not taste very good, but they are edible.
potatoes onions and raddishes
Yes. In fact, that majority of all Americans eat roots, such as carrots, potatoes, and peanuts.
It is generally safe to eat mashed potatoes that are a bit gluey, but the texture may not be as enjoyable.
They are actually roots-not rocks.
Some common roots that people eat include carrots, potatoes, beets, radishes, and sweet potatoes. These nutritious root vegetables are rich in vitamins, minerals, and fiber, making them popular ingredients in many dishes around the world.
The part is root ***** It is the tubers that form on the roots that are eaten.
Spongy potatoes are not ideal to eat as they may have started to spoil or lose their freshness. It is best to avoid eating spongy potatoes to prevent any potential health risks.
fluids, jello, mashed potatoes, soups
carrots and parsnips are tap roots that we eat. They are the juiciest roots to eat.
Some people get roots because some you can eat. [carrots potatoes ect...] Also some roots are good for medicine. [truffles ect...]
No, it is not okay. Stick to birdseed -- birds don't normally eat potatoes and it might do some harm.
These are actually shoots, not roots. If you plant these potatoes in the ground, preferably shoot side up (don't worry, they will find their own way up if you get them upsidedown), the shoots will emerge from the ground and form leaves. Meanwhile, roots will form on the underside of the potato, and eventually new potatoes will be borne as tubers on the roots near the crown. Sooooo...you can turn each of those potatoes into several potatoes!!! Or you can just pick off the shoots and eat the potatoes instead of planting them, it is up to you :)