Sentence examples for types of potatoes from inspiring English sources

Coles refused to be drawn on which types of potatoes sell best, but a spokeswoman did talk in general terms.

I remembered to mix two types of potatoes, eggs, flour, a little salt, but absolutely no pepper, parsley or, heaven forbid, onion.

We were forced to abandon our plan to circle a nearby island, because it was getting close to mealtime and Branson wasn't about to miss his traditional British Sunday lunch: roast beef, turnips, greens, and several types of potatoes.

A recent scan of large Coles and Woolworths supermarkets in both Sutherland shire in Sydney and Goulburn in the New South Wales southern tablelands turned up eight or nine different types of potatoes in each store.

There were eight types of potatoes, nine types of onions, designer greens, delicate herbs, berries, peppers and more, all of it sold by farmers from Michigan, Wisconsin and other nearby states.

"Will a vodka taste different if you pick different types of potatoes in different places?" The company has built up a "library" of distillates, Mr. Ekelund said, each derived from different potatoes reaped from individual harvests.

Sunday roasts come with two types of potato: roasties and mash.

"We're into profiting from the idea that the world would like to consume the 59 other types of potato that are not on the McDonald's menu".

Louis' also serves an eggy potato salad ($3.50) as well as nine different types of potato chips ($1.50 a bag) and soft drinks ($1.50) made by Foxon Park Beverages, an East Haven soda manufacturer.

So why does a British supermarket sell around twice as many types of potato as the Australian equivalent at any one time, while relying on specific varieties rather than made-up brands?

A heavy reliance on just one or two high-yielding types of potato greatly reduced the genetic variety that ordinarily prevents the decimation of an entire crop by disease, and thus the Irish became vulnerable to famine.