While potatoes vary greatly in size or shape, potatoes produced commercially are ordered and packed based on average size and weight. The range is from extra large, with the average potato weighing 560 gm (20oz) down to small, with the average potato weighing 185gm (6.5 oz). It could be said therefore that the "average potato" is about 375 gm (13.25 oz).
The packaging of potatoes this way is reflected in the potato stalls and pre-packed bags found in supermarkets and fruit & vegetable stores. Most have scales handy - so you can weigh a few samples from different stalls and get a feel for what each size weighs.
Very large potatoes are good for making long fries. Smaller potatoes are ideal for steaming or baking whole. For virtually everything else mid-sized potatoes are the best - as you can always cut them to size.
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If you are referring to unpeeled, uncooked potatoes, you can carry them in a box or a bag. If they are cooked, store them in a covered dish.
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Well bags of potatoes vary in weight. The average bag of store potatoes weighs 5 kg or 11 lbs.. The average bag of farm potatoes weighs 10 kg or 22 lbs..
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It would depend on how much each potato weighs. On average, however, one average sized potato weighs about 375 grams. (See the question and answer concerning the average weight of a potato.) Assuming all of the potatoes are average sized as defined by commercial producers. Five pounds is about 2,267 grams. In that case, a 5 pound bag of potatoes should contain (on average) about 6 average sized potatoes and a 10 pound bag of potatoes should contain about 12 average sized potatoes.
Yes, raw potatoes can be stored in the refriderator. The colder they are the fresher they are. When potatoes grow they are in a ground where it is cool. They stay longer. So go ahead and put them in the refriderator for fresher and stay longer potatoes
The possessive form of the plural noun potatoes is potatoes'.Example: The potatoes' weight is twenty two pounds.
That depends on the weight of the potatoes in the sack. For the carbohydrates in potatoes by weight, see the page link, further down this page, listed under Related Questions..
Potatoes come in all sizes, from small new potatoes, main crop, and large ones used mainly for 'baked potatoes'.
Well, the average weight for an uncooked potato is 375 grams. I am assuming you mean metric tonne. y = the unknown amount of potatoes. 1 potato = 0.375 y potatoes = 40000 y = 40000/0.375 y=106666.67 Therefore there are approximately 106667 potatoes in 40 tonnes.
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