The Perfect
Potato Problem
Discover the secret to keeping your potatoes fresh for weeks! Are you making this common storage mistake?
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Lifespan of a Spud
Did you know? Properly stored, potatoes can last 3-5 weeks in the pantry and up to 4 months in a cool, dark place. Say goodbye to frequent shopping trips!
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Creating the Ideal Potato Haven
Balance is key! Potatoes crave a cool (45 F to 50 F), dark, and well-ventilated spot to maintain their texture and flavor.
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The Humidity Hack
Too dry or too moist? Find the sweet spot with 80% to 90% humidity for your potatoes. Perforated bags or a root cellar can be your best bet.
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Beware of
Bad Company
Keep your spuds away from onions and fruits that emit ethylene gas, speeding up spoilage. Potatoes prefer the quiet company of other root veggies.
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Dark Secret
Light exposure is a no-go! It turns your potatoes green and toxic. Store them in darkness to avoid the risk of solanine.
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Spot Check
Routine inspections keep the bad apples (or potatoes) from spoiling the bunch. Weekly checks can save your stash from sprouting or rotting.
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First In, First Out
Maximize your potato shelf life with a simple organization strategy. Use the oldest ones first to keep your supply fresh and flavorful.
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Trouble in
Potato Paradise?
Sprouting, shrinking, or discoloration—know how to tackle common potato problems and when it's time to let go.
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SWIPE UP TO SEE:
Is Your Fridge Ruining Your Fries? The Shocking Truth About Potato Storage
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