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You be the judge: my boyfriend wants two types of potato with our meals, but I prefer rice. Should he compromise? Paul loves his spuds and finds Noor’s preference for rice mystifying. She wants a more equal approach to carbs. You decide who gets a roasting?

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Look, I'm #TeamBurger because they Generally come with fries, and I've never met a Potato I didn't like. If Samosa were on the table? #TeamSamosa
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“He fretted that the diet of the agricultural poor, instead of its traditional reliance on wheat, was succumbing to the 'lazy root' of the Irish; a verbal association that lives on in today's 'couch potato'. Stretching the pun, he spurned it as 'the root, also, of slovenliness, filth, misery, and slavery'. Up North, the physician Sir James Kay-Shuttleworth had the same worries. Addressing himself to The Moral and Physical Condition of the Working Classes of Manchester in 1832, he blamed Irish immigrant labour for teaching 'the labouring classes of this country a pernicious lesson', of demoralization, barbarism, ignorance, pauperism, most of which sins came down to relying on 'the general use of the potato as the chief article of food'. 10 Britons of all stripes, particularly in the South, proudly saw themselves as eaters of bread, not potatoes, and the tuber, in the eye of the Corn Laws storm, became, forgive me, a political hot potato.”

The section starting “he blamed Irish immigrant labour” and ending “the potato as chief article of food” is highlighted in yellow.

Photo of the bottom half of a page in a book. “He fretted that the diet of the agricultural poor, instead of its traditional reliance on wheat, was succumbing to the 'lazy root' of the Irish; a verbal association that lives on in today's 'couch potato'. Stretching the pun, he spurned it as 'the root, also, of slovenliness, filth, misery, and slavery'. Up North, the physician Sir James Kay-Shuttleworth had the same worries. Addressing himself to The Moral and Physical Condition of the Working Classes of Manchester in 1832, he blamed Irish immigrant labour for teaching 'the labouring classes of this country a pernicious lesson', of demoralization, barbarism, ignorance, pauperism, most of which sins came down to relying on 'the general use of the potato as the chief article of food'. 10 Britons of all stripes, particularly in the South, proudly saw themselves as eaters of bread, not potatoes, and the tuber, in the eye of the Corn Laws storm, became, forgive me, a political hot potato.” The section starting “he blamed Irish immigrant labour” and ending “the potato as chief article of food” is highlighted in yellow.

Interesting snippet from my morning’s reading - Scoff by Pen Vogler.

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I once ordered potatoes with a side of potatoes at Nadine’s. #teampotato

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