Can you eat potatoes that have sprouted? Find out why potatoes sprout, how to tell if they're safe to eat and how to store ...

Potatoes can last a long time, but they do go bad. Find out if it's safe to eat sprouted or green potatoes, according to ...

Those potatoes looked like the perfect ingredients to make a big batch of mashed potatoes when you bought them last week, but now the vegetables look a little, well, unique. Potato sprouts, also ...

Properly storing potatoes can extend their freshness, so you always have this versatile ingredient. Learning to store potatoes isn't just about maintaining their freshness but keeping their texture ...

I absolutely love cooking with potatoes, so I always have a bin full of them. The problem is that I seem to always run into sprouting potatoes before I can use them all. Potatoes are tubers and when ...

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A peer-reviewed study found that storing potatoes with apples significantly reduces sprouting and mass loss. Apples release ...

Even when stored in a dry, cool, and dark place, potatoes eventually soften and start sprouting. However, there is a little known but highly effective technique to preserve them for a longer time.

Contrary to popular belief, the best place for your spuds might not be in a cupboard or storage bin, according to potato expert Luke Willcox from Seasonal Spuds. He insists that to combat food waste, ...