How many potatoes equal a pound?
You can't say for sure how many potatoes equal a pound because potatoes vary greatly in size.
Here's why:
* Variety: Different potato varieties have different sizes. A russet potato will be much larger than a fingerling potato.
* Growing Conditions: Even within the same variety, the size of potatoes can vary based on soil quality, weather, and other factors.
Instead of counting potatoes, use a scale to measure one pound.
For cooking purposes, you can use a general guideline:
* Small potatoes: About 6-8 small potatoes might equal a pound.
* Medium potatoes: About 4-5 medium potatoes might equal a pound.
* Large potatoes: About 2-3 large potatoes might equal a pound.
Remember, these are just estimates. It's always best to weigh your potatoes to be sure you have the right amount.
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