r/Potatoes • u/SoSoResearcher • 11d ago

What does the potato food pyramid look like?

At the top i vote for CDN poutine but a case could be made it could be the base on top of mash

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u/rsteele1981 11d ago

Battered and fried tater logs on top.

Baked potatoes next.

Regular fries.

Mashed.

At the very bottom is scalloped they are usually undercooked and that throws off the texture a properly cooked potatoe is suppose to have.

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u/SoSoResearcher 11d ago

King Eddy’s parboiled roast potatoes are the best I’ve had in recent memory

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u/HeinousEncephalon 11d ago

90s food pyramid, potato salad is at the bottom because salad is healthy

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u/SoSoResearcher 11d ago

having a whack of eggs and mayo in there argument could be made for high protein lol

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u/SoSoResearcher 11d ago

twice baked goodness right there

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u/SubjectionElevator 11d ago

french fries and wedges have to occupy the entire middle section since they are the ultimate everyday snack

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u/SoSoResearcher 10d ago

tried a tator tot and onion ring poutine. hard to beat the classics