How many potatoes in 1.5 lbs of potatoes?
It's impossible to say exactly how many potatoes are in 1.5 lbs without knowing the size of the potatoes. Potatoes come in a wide variety of sizes, so the number could range from just a few very large potatoes to many small ones.
Here's why it's hard to estimate:
* Potato Variety: Different potato varieties have different sizes.
* Potato Shape: Round potatoes are denser than long, thin potatoes.
* Individual Potato Size: Even within the same variety, potatoes can vary significantly in size.
Instead of counting, you can use these alternatives:
* Approximate: If you need a rough estimate, you could assume a medium-sized potato weighs about 4-6 ounces. Based on that, you might get around 4-6 potatoes in 1.5 lbs.
* Recipe Guidance: Many recipes specify the number of potatoes needed, so you can follow those guidelines.
Let me know if you have a specific recipe or situation, and I might be able to help further!
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