Potatoes

Apparently in the 19th C or before potato was spelled potatoe - but in the 20thC potato became the correct spelling and potatoes for plural. So now potatoe is considered a misspelling.

Cooked foods only last a few days in the refrigerator. Potatoes spoil fast after they are cooked. 3 to 4 days is all a baker will keep in the refrigerator.

You can make a low voltage battery with a potato, by simply inserting two different electrodes in it close together, usually zinc and copper. The current is extremely low and you would probably need a very large basket full of potato batteries connected together to recharge another (rechargeable) battery. However, you can get enough power from a couple of them to light up a small led.

probably not but you should talk to your doctor

I do by adding 1/4 cup creme cheese and sour cream.mix in really well so it creamy

you might still have to add a little milk to them when you get ready to cook them

the juice make the energy work.

Irish Potatoes are actually a candy from Philadelphia. They're made with butter, sugar, and coconut (occasionally cream cheese), and rolled in cinnamon. Their shape and color makes them look like potatoes, and they're called Irish because they come out around St. Patrick's Day.

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Keep and gather them in a mulch bin then when they decompose Mix them in with the garden soil

"http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_is_the_average_feeling_of_a_potato" ANSWER: SOMETIMES HE FEELS SAD, SOMETIMES HIS FEELING ARE HAPPY

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Simple Potato Battery

Select two different metal strips and one potato. Use a copper and a zinc coated metal strip. We need galvanized metal so the zinc can react.

Carefully place the metal strips into the potato.

Congratulations! You have just made a battery! Simple, yes? Now you will learn about your battery.

Now, you may be wonder, what is causing a chemical reaction? Here is the explanation:

1. the potato has a mild phosphoric acid content H3PO4

2. reduction at Cu (copper) electrode:

2H+ + 2e- -> H2 gas

3. oxidation at Zn (zinc) electrode:

Zn -> Zn++ + 2e-

The H3PO4 acid puts the hydrogen ions in solution.

Starch is found potatoes, not Glycogen. Glycogen is the plant equivalent of animal glycogen. A potato has starch but no glycogen; muscle cells have glycogen but no starch. The starch we eat is broken into glucose in the stomach/small intest and then reassembled in the muscle cells as glycogen.

The German word for potato is Kartoffel.

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Round White, Round Red, Yellow Potato, Red Potato, Salad Potato, La Soda, Red La Rouge, Red Pontiac, Red Nordland, Red Bliss, Yellow Finnish, Ruby Crescent, and Australian Crescent. Do not use Russett for salad, they are best for mashed.

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in russia potatoes grow and in India rice grows

No. I personally love potatoes. I like em' fried, mashed, baked and pureed.

I love them roasted, toasted and covered with cheese. I eat them in stew, Do you?

Potatoes have what they call 'eyes' which grow on them, these are actual shoots for the plant, simply divide (cut) the potato with a couple of eyes on each piece, dig a hole about 7 inches below ground and plant. When the potato begins to sprout you will want to fertilize and 'hill' them up. Hilling them is simply adding a hill of dirt to the tops of them. Potatoes are tubers and as such will produce their fruit underground. In the fall you dig all around the potato to get the new potatoes.

Depends on how you are dishing it up. If you are preparing the plates and using an ice cream scoop to fill the plates you should plan on 5 gallons. This would give each person 1/2 cup of potato salad. If you are letting people dish it up for themselves you might need 6 or 7 gallons.

Only if the MLB Mr Potato Head is sealed in the package will it have any collectible value now or in the future. At the present time it will have little collectible value, and will sell as a novelty. As a toy from the 1950's for example it could have future value. There is not a large community of baseball memorabilia collectors that collect Mr. Potato head toys, and that will keep the value down. A collector of toys might have more interest.

The value of an item is determined by a simple formula. Supply and Demand. When the supply, the number of items available on the market is higher than the number of collectors in the market, the value goes down. When the number of items available on the market is lower than the number of collectors looking to make a purchase the demand is greater, and the value rises.

If the Mr. Potato heads were widely collected, the rarity of an error would make it valuable. If the Mr. potato head had a player endorsement it would also have a higher value. Hold on to it, enjoy it, and time will tell.

Potatoes were grown by the Inca in Peru.

yes u can.. my dad did it before and got the whole jail drunk... even the guards.. :)

It depends on the age