How many cups in a pound of potatoes?
You can't directly convert pounds of potatoes to cups because the amount of cups will vary depending on the size and type of potatoes.
Here's why:
* Potato size: A large potato will yield more cups than a small potato, even if they weigh the same.
* Potato type: Different potato varieties have different densities. For example, russet potatoes are starchy and have a lower density, meaning a pound will yield more cups than a pound of fingerling potatoes.
To get a rough estimate, you can use these general guidelines:
* 1 pound of small potatoes: Approximately 3 cups
* 1 pound of medium potatoes: Approximately 2 cups
* 1 pound of large potatoes: Approximately 1.5 cups
The best way to determine the number of cups is to:
1. Peel and chop the potatoes.
2. Measure the chopped potatoes in a measuring cup.
This will give you the most accurate measurement for your specific recipe.
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