Potatoes glut??

[rascal]

News here is saying Europe has a potato glut and will be flooding Australia and New Zealand. I'm talking dirt cheap compared to local growers.,I buy mine from a potato farmer and it's an honesty box. We had fries last night, the wife said there's frozen in the freezer, I said I'm doing my own and supporting the local farmers. Is there a glut near you and are they cheap.?

Russ

 

[TastyReuben]

I've not heard of any glut here in the Midwest US, but potatoes are cheap anyway (but I'd like them to be cheaper).

We have potatoes almost every day.

 

[Mountain Cat]

I've not heard of any glut here in the Midwest US, but potatoes are cheap anyway (but I'd like them to be cheaper).

We have potatoes almost every day.

I probably eat potatoes about 3 - 4 times a month.

I always see them in the supermarket, but I am growing much of my own this year. There don't seem to be more prevalent than usual.

 

[TastyReuben]

I probably eat potatoes about 3 - 4 times a month.

I always see them in the supermarket, but I am growing much of my own this year. There don't seem to be more prevalent than usual.

Let's see...Saturday, potatoes with breakfast; Sunday, baked potato; tonight, mashed potatoes; tomorrow, potato omelette... !

 

[Mountain Cat]

Let's see...Saturday, potatoes with breakfast; Sunday, baked potato; tonight, mashed potatoes; tomorrow, potato omelette... !

Saturday - scalloped potatoes au gratin with onion and nutmeg.

Tuesday I will eat the leftover scalloped potatoes.

I seriously NEVER want to see potatoes inside an omelet.

I will probably make something with potatoes NEXT week.

I did have take out breakfast last Tuesday and I forgot to tell them I didn't need the hashed potatoes with the meal. I was already having a toasted English muffin, so enough carbs for that meal - and that place really doesn't do hashed potatoes well.

 

[TastyReuben]

If there's a glut of potatoes, send them my way. I'll deal with them.