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National Potato Day
National Potato Day is celebrated on August 19 of every year. For centuries, potatoes are the favorite item of diets everywhere in the world. Potato lovers are found in massive numbers, and that primarily includes the children. With the soft, smooth nature, potatoes can be eaten in different forms like potato chips, mashed potatoes, gratin, hash-browns, baked potatoes, potato salad, hasselbacken, home fries, tater skins, potato cake, potato wedges, kroppkaka, and the list extends in number. They are just some of the amazingly tasty items which are made with the potatoes. Celebrating National Potato Day is worth noting as to let people know the nourishment it has. Potatoes are not only the savory, but they also contain high levels of vital vitamins and minerals that include vitamin C, iron, and potassium. Prepare your favorite potato recipe in a way to celebrate National Potato Day.
“My idea of heaven is a great big baked potato and someone to share it with.” – Oprah Winfrey
History of National Potato Day
The origin and the person who established the National Potato Day is still anonymous. However, the history of potato dates back to centuries ago. The English word potato has all the way came from the Spanish word patata. The word “potato” may indicate either to the plant itself or the edible tuber. Usually, the potato is a starchy, tuberous vegetable from the perennial nightshade Solanum tuberosum. The first region where the potato was first domesticated is the modern-day southern Peru and the extreme northwestern Bolivia between 8000 and 5000 BC. From then, the potatoes have spread throughout the world and is now a staple crop in several countries. Now it is an integral part of the world’s food supply, and that is marked as the one of world’s largest food crop which ranks the fourth position following maize, wheat, and rice. The smaller potatoes are named as spuds and are associated with the 19th century. There are millions of different styles of preparation is found in the American cuisine where potatoes are a favourite part and occupy a larger parts. Potatoes are used in making bread, rolls, and pancakes, and also found as a whole in the everyday meal. The production of potatoes world wide was more than 382 million tonnes at present. Potatoes vary in colour, texture, size and shape with reapest to the region they grow. There are currently more than hundred different varieties of potatoes available in the world. National Potato Day is one form of celebration to make people understand the nutritional values present in the potatoes. Raw potato consists of water, carbohydrates, starch, sugar, dietary fiber, fat, protein, and vitamins like B1 to B6, B9, C, E, K. The mineral contents like calcium, iron, magnesium, manganese, phosphorous, potassium, and sodium are also available. It is one must have food for anyone with which almost all the dietary supplements are obtained. One most notable incident about the potato with the Ireland is the potato plague. It made the people of the entire country starve as they were reliant on the potato as their food crop. Celebrating National Potato Day highlights the note as one must have good health to live longer.
How to Celebrate National Potato Day
There are lots of interesting ways available by which you can celebrate the National Potato Day. You can add potatoes in small quantity in the daily meal you prepare. To make it spicy, prepare tasty potato fries, chips, mash potatoes with species, or cook hash browns with salt and pepper. To be more creative, you can try out a new dish yourself with potatoes and serve them hot to your friends and family. Buy Good Russian Vodka which is a distillation of potato to celebrate Potato Day in a unique way you want.
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OMG. that means... Cloaca Crew........
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#is there a way to turn someone's tags into regular text or must i continue turning words into jpgs like a savage?#blade walks into the bathroom too and goes “oh?? u talking about the stall??”#“it's great! my voice bounces around while i'm in there so singing is super fun. here lemme show u”#cut to scene where it's blade crowding eiden/yakumo/rei into one stall and making them sing to test the bathroom acoustics#blade wears a hard hat while swimming in the shark tank#does it make sense? no. but blade does not want to be left out of the hat game. safety first!#did i go down another abyss of articles about owl and shark anatomy to confirm cloacas before i drew this? yes.#the tags tho#olivine (ever the caring coworker) tries to stop edmond from gorging on sugary carrots but edmond will outrun him#or stuff his face so fast that olivine cannot stop him#several hours later u just find edmond curled up on the ground in the rabbit pen#bc of tummy ache.#he is under a mountain of fluffy potatoes (bunnies) trying to comfort him#olivine knew this would happen so he's out there gently extracting edmond from the pile and coaxing him to rest properly#i wonder what the staff room fridge looks like.#WHO PUT AN ENTIRE KING SALMON ON TOP OF MY SALAD#anyway. they can probably eat relatively normal humanish food.#or maybe that fridge is just a decoy fridge (and a place for edmond's full 3 heads of lettuce)#and the real lunch fridge is in the back with all the “animal food storage”#u open it up and it's just a pixellated blur of gore#blame all the carnivores working here. they demand fresh meat.#zookeeper au#yakumo#eiden#rei#blade#edmond#olivine
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I don’t usually go to M&S for snacks cuz they’re pretentious and I hate them but when it’s Sunday and you’re waiting to head into work for a meeting and nothing else is open sometimes desperate times call for desperate measures, so I grabbed these cookie dough and brownie bites and let me tell you, they are so damn good
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no food is gross people have never had swedish food sorry but its true. when you have 99% influence from british interwar period you know its going to be bad
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Lax Potatissallad
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This hearty Lax Potatissallad, fragrant with garden Dill, and coated in a generous and tasty dressing, is best eaten slightly warm in the Winter. Especially after a rugby practise at the local park under a (very thin) sprinkle of snow! Happy Friday!
Ingredients (serves 1 hungry or 2):
3 medium potatoes
1 teaspoon coarse sea salt
1/2 small red onion
1/2 lemon
3 sprigs fresh Dill
½ tablespoon Wholegrain Dijon Mustard
a pinch fleur de sel or sea salt flakes
1/2 teaspoon freshly cracked black pepper
1 tablespoon apple cider vinegar
1 tablespoon olive oil
120 grams/4 ounces leftover  Baked Salmon
Thoroughly rinse potatoes, halve them, and place them in a large pot. Add coarse sea salt, and cover with water. Bring to the boil over medium-high heat. Once boiling, reduce heat to medium, and cook potatoes until tender, 15 to 20 minutes.
Meanwhile, make the dressing. Thinly slice red onion, and add to a large bowl. Squeeze in the juice of the lemon halve, and toss, to soften. Finely chop Garden Dill, and add to the bowl. Add Wholegrain Mustard, fleur de sel, black pepper, apple cider vinegar and olive oil. Give a good stir until perfectly blended.
Once the potatoes are cooked, drain thoroughly. Allow to slightly cool, 5 minutes. Carefully peel and cube potatoes, and add them, whilst they are still warm, to the bowl. Toss gently to combine and coat in dressing.
Flake in Baked Salmon, and gently toss once more.
Serve Lax Potatissallad warm or at room temperature, sprinkled with more Dill, with a glass of chilled dry white wine.
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Seared Salmon and Warm Horseradish Potato Salad [OC] Check this blog!
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National Tater Day 
With so many reasons to love potatoes, it’s no surprise that these little vegetables have their own day to celebrate them.
Whether they are of the regular variety (tubers) or the orange-colored sweet variety (root vegetables), potatoes can be affectionately known as “taters”. Filling, energizing and nutritional, the potato packs a punch when it comes to feeding large groups of people.
And these little guys provide a huge purpose in celebrating National Tater Day!
History of National Tater Day
Researchers believe that potatoes have been part of human civilization for thousands of years. Dating back more than 4000 years, to the Incan civilizations, potatoes were probably domesticated as a farming staple for these ancient people who lived in what is modern-day Peru. Since that time, potatoes have followed the history of people from South America to Europe, to North America, Asia and beyond.
National Tater Day has a history that may date back more than 150 years, when the folks in the state of Kentucky would buy and sell their sweet potatoes (‘taters’). Sweet potatoes were a crop that was an important part of the livelihood of many people in this area, and the trade day has a history that started in the 1840s. Though it was originally celebrated early in the month of April, the day has since been moved to the last day of March.
Though the day was originally set aside to celebrate potatoes of the sweet and orange variety, things have changed and now the day is here to pay heed to and enjoy potatoes of all types and kinds!
National Tater Day Timeline
2500 BC Incas grow potatoes
In present day Peru, the Incas are believed to cultivate potatoes in the Andes mountains.
1539 Potatoes are introduced to Europe
Spanish conquistadors bring potatoes back from their travels.
1840s First National Tater Days take place
The tradition of trading and selling ‘taters’ or sweet potatoes dates back to this time.
1845 Potato famine takes place in Ireland
A certain kind of mold infects the Irish potato crop, spreading rapidly and causing a famine.
1956 Taytos potato chips company is formed
This Irish manufacturer makes its entrance with potato chips/crisps that are cooked in an actual castle.
How to Celebrate National Tater Day
Have tons of delightful fun celebrating National Tater Day with some of these interesting ideas:
Enjoy Eating ‘Taters’
Potatoes are a vegetable loved by almost anyone and everyone! They are versatile, easy to cook, store well and can be used for a vast array of creative dishes from savory to sweet and so much more. Mash them, bake them, fry them or make them into pancakes!
Grab them in chip form, fry form or even flake form. Order them up at a restaurant or make them in a favorite recipe at home. Eating potatoes is an ideal activity on a day such as this, because National Tater Day is here to offer time to enjoy these versatile little tubers in a wide variety of ways.
Learn Some Health Benefits of ‘Taters’
This carbohydrate rich vegetable has a lot to offer when it comes to nutrition, especially when they are prepared in a healthy manner (like baked with the skin on). Plus, it is affordable and easily accessible, giving a quick amount of energy to anyone who eats it. Learn about some of these health benefits of potatoes in honor and celebration of National Tater Day:
Potatoes contain fiber
Full of antioxidants
Potassium and magnesium
Vitamin C
The most fiber-filled part of the potato is the skin, and fiber is good for preventing heart disease. So be sure to leave the skin on the potatoes when preparing them at home. Plus, it makes cooking simpler and easier!
Potatoes offer a bunch of antioxidants that are extremely helpful in getting rid of those free radicals that can be harmful to the body and are often associated with causing cancer. Antioxidants can also help reduce the risk of heart disease.
Both of these minerals are essential for the way the body functions in a healthy manner, particularly helping with lowering the blood pressure, which can reduce the incidence of stroke or heart disease.
Many people don’t realize that potato skins are rich in vitamin C. In fact, one potato (with the skin on) contains around 40% of the daily recommended nutritional value of Vitamin C for an adult. This is why potatoes were used to prevent scurvy for ship crews in the 18th century and beyond.
Make a National Tater Day Soundtrack
Food days can be loads of fun! Especially when the food is one that has a funny name that sounds great in the lyrics of a song. Consider it an important part of the National Tater Day celebration to listen to some potato themed songs – and even perhaps sharing some of them with friends.
Have a listen to some of these songs appropriate for National Tater Day:
Hot Potato by The Wiggles (1994). Sure, it’s a ridiculous kids’ song by a ridiculous Australian singing group. But it’s still loads of fun!
Let’s Call the Whole Thing Off by Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong (1957). The famous pronunciation song with the lyrics, “You say potato and I say potato”.
Potato Head Blues by Louis Armstrong and His Hot Seven (1927). This instrumental only is one of Armstrong’s finest recordings – and no one really knows why it was named Potato Head Blues.
Potato Song (Cuz I Want To) by Kesha (2020). Too new to be a classic, this one might appeal to the younger generations.
Visit a Tater Day Festival
Located in the town of Benton, Kentucky, this annual festival continues to be hosted by the town and might be a perfect way to celebrate National Tater Day. This event is devoted especially to sweet potatoes and it typically takes place on the first few days in April. This three day festival got its start in 1843 and has been going strong in celebration of the ‘tater’ every year since. The Tater Day Festival offers a wide range of charming, small-town activities and events including a parade, canning competition, singing and other performances, musical contests, a carnival and much more.
Those who miss the Tater Day Festival in April may want to opt for some of these other events scheduled for later in the year. Those who are serious fans can make plans to attend them all!
North Carolina Potato Festival is typically scheduled for late May in Elizabeth City, North Carolina.
The annual Tater Daze Parade is celebrated in Brooklyn Park, Minnesota in early June.
Sweet Tater Festival that takes place in Cullman, Alabama in September.
Spring Valley Potato Festival is located in the Dayton, Ohio area and happens in early October.
National Tater Day FAQs
What are ‘taters’?
In the United States, the term ‘tater’ is short for ‘potato’ and is sometimes used to mean sweet potatoes.
Why is the potato important?
Potatoes are easy to grow, affordable and offer Vitamin C, potassium and fiber (in the skin).
Are potato skins healthier than the potato?
By mass, the potato skin may be up to twelve times higher in antioxidants than the flesh of the tater.
When did tater tots come out?
Tater tots were introduced to Americans in 1953 by Ore-Ida.
Which potato is the healthiest?
Potatoes with dark flesh, such as red or purple potatoes are one of the healthiest varieties as they contain the most minerals, vitamins and phytochemicals.
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Lunch - Potato and Egg Salad with Smoked Salmon, Orzo and Mozzarella
Dinner - Easy dinner tonight; Popcorn Cauliflower with Buffalo Dip (delicious), Potato Wedges and Salad
Had some Melted Easter Egg and Mango for Pudding 🍫
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