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Eino Kenttä wrote:I generally prefer not peeling, but I think a case can be made for it if the potatoes are on the verge of turning green.
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Ac Baker wrote:What do we think about this new study of solanine content in potatoes in various states?
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Carla Burke wrote:I leave them on. Even in my potato salad & mash. Granted, I prefer a rustic mash, complete with both peels and lumps. But, especially with ared potato, I like the visual of the intact peel.
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Christopher Weeks wrote:Some of the potatoes that I grow from TPS make me a little bit ill, and I throw those away instead of replanting the next year.
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Matt McSpadden wrote:Apparently I am in the minority here
I actually prefer peeling my potatoes quite often.
If the potatoes are young and/or thin skinned like the red ones, I don't mind leaving the skin on. But many of the storage potatoes with thicker skin, I prefer it off.
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Ac Baker wrote:
What do we think about this new study of solanine content in potatoes in various states?
“Solanine thresholds for acute toxicity are consistently misapplied in home kitchens. We’ve measured over 1,200 retail and pantry-sourced potatoes since 2022—and fewer than 0.7% exceeded 10 mg/100 g, the level at which we recommend caution. Most ‘sprouted’ potatoes tested were well below 2 mg/100 g—even with 2 cm sprouts.”
— Dr. Lena Cho, Toxicologist & Lead Author, FDA-Collaborative Potato Safety Study (2024–2026)
https://commercialtoolry.com/food/you-ve-been-wasting-potatoes-sprouts-aren-t-toxic-2026-guide
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Christopher Weeks wrote:I mostly don't.
So -- do you peel potatoes? And when do you or do you not?
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