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Storing baby potatoes

For the best and longest storage possible, you’ll want to store your potatoes in a cool, dark place. The optimum storage is 45-55 degrees Fahrenheit, and potatoes store best in the dark. Keeping them this way should allow them to last for several weeks, depending on storage conditions. Storing them in the refrigerator allows the Storing baby potatoes

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Can you eat sprouted potatoes?

Occasionally potatoes get exposed to a warm temperature change, which causes them to “wake up” and sprout. They are still safe to eat! Just pick them off and you should be good to go!

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Micro Tray Code

If you’d like to know when your Micro Tray potatoes were packaged, take a look at the code on the white sticker that starts with 83. The six digits following the 83 is the date the potatoes were packaged. Because these are fresh potatoes, how long they last will depend more on how they are stored. Micro Tray Code

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Do I need to peel baby potatoes?

There is no need to peel your bite-size potatoes before cooking them. Their skins are very thin and taste great, so there’s no worries about using them in any potato recipe with the skins on!

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Are your baby potatoes organic?

Tasteful Selections® has conventional and organic potatoes. If you have a bag of organic potatoes, it will clearly be labeled organic on the package or label.

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Potato Nutrition Facts

Potatoes’ nutritional guidelines are produced by the USDA and FDA are standardized for all potatoes–regardless of their size. Since potatoes within the packaging vary slightly in size and density, the nutritional facts are based on an estimate of how many potatoes will be in the package, but does not account for potatoes that may have Potato Nutrition Facts

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