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Here are today’s food finds about potatoes:

The word potato is derived from a Native American word “Batata”

The first cultivated potatoes date back to 500o BC in Peru. Originally, they were purple and when cooked they turn a deep blue color.

Most of the nutrients found in potatoes are in its skin.

The average American eats 140 pounds of potatoes per year.

The word spud actually means “to dig a small hole in the ground, similar to spade, a tool to dig small holes.

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February 8th is National Potato Lover’s Day!

Here are today’s food finds about potatoes:

The word potato is derived from a Native American word “Batata”

The first cultivated potatoes date back to 500o BC in Peru. Originally, they were purple and when cooked they turn a deep blue color.

Most of the nutrients found in potatoes are in its skin.

The average American eats 140 pounds of potatoes per year.

The word spud actually means “to dig a small hole in the ground, similar to spade, a tool to dig small holes.

Did you know that February is National Snack Food Month? Check out our STRANGE snack food taste off!

Today’s Food History

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February 8th is National Potato Lover’s Day!

Here are today’s food finds about potatoes:

The word potato is derived from a Native American word “Batata”

The first cultivated potatoes date back to 500o BC in Peru. Originally, they were purple and when cooked they turn a deep blue color.

Most of the nutrients found in potatoes are in its skin.

The average American eats 140 pounds of potatoes per year.

The word spud actually means “to dig a small hole in the ground, similar to spade, a tool to dig small holes.

Did you know that February is National Snack Food Month? Check out our STRANGE snack food taste off!

Today’s Food History

on this day in…

Search results for “National Potato Lover's Day”

February 8th is National Potato Lover’s Day!

Here are today’s food finds about potatoes:

The word potato is derived from a Native American word “Batata”

The first cultivated potatoes date back to 500o BC in Peru. Originally, they were purple and when cooked they turn a deep blue color.

Most of the nutrients found in potatoes are in its skin.

The average American eats 140 pounds of potatoes per year.

The word spud actually means “to dig a small hole in the ground, similar to spade, a tool to dig small holes.

Did you know that February is National Snack Food Month? Check out our STRANGE snack food taste off!

Today’s Food History

Check out my book!

February 8th is National Potato Lover’s Day!

Here are today’s food finds about potatoes:

The word potato is derived from a Native American word “Batata”

The first cultivated potatoes date back to 500o BC in Peru. Originally, they were purple and when cooked they turn a deep blue color.

Most of the nutrients found in potatoes are in its skin.

The average American eats 140 pounds of potatoes per year.

The word spud actually means “to dig a small hole in the ground, similar to spade, a tool to dig small holes.

Did you know that February is National Snack Food Month? Check out our STRANGE snack food taste off!

Today’s Food History

Check out my book!

February 8th is National Potato Lover’s Day!

Here are today’s food finds about potatoes:

The word potato is derived from a Native American word “Batata”

The first cultivated potatoes date back to 500o BC in Peru. Originally, they were purple and when cooked they turn a deep blue color.

Most of the nutrients found in potatoes are in its skin.

The average American eats 140 pounds of potatoes per year.

The word spud actually means “to dig a small hole in the ground, similar to spade, a tool to dig small holes.

Did you know that February is National Snack Food Month? Check out our STRANGE snack food taste off!

Today’s Food History