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texasranger · 8 years ago · FIRST

But potatoes aren't native to Ireland. They came from Peru

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celticrose · 8 years ago

But Ireland was famous for eating mostly potatoes which is why the potato famine was such a hard blow

this_isntme · 8 years ago

That's because they thought their grain was only good for Whisky. Good thing they never figured out how to make vodka.

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kurukuruguy · 8 years ago

They also had to sell the grain for money, and they usually didn't eat it.

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tehimpala · 8 years ago

https://media.giphy.com/media/j0IX3YsudKDIs/giphy-facebook_s.jpg

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deleted · 8 years ago

I saw a documentary that showed them indigenous to Mars.

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skittles · 8 years ago

Um...right after the black plague there was a mini ice age, potatoes saved most of Europe people. How is this news now?

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celticrose · 8 years ago

Damn, talk about savage.

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chu · 8 years ago

Yes they might have all the nutrients but do they have them in proportion? Potato is a lot of carbs and starch, I can't imagine it or dairy having much protein.

guest · 8 years ago

Have you looked at nutritional facts for dairy? There's a good amount of protein in it.

chu · 8 years ago

Butter has .1g of protein per 14.2g of butter. That's .7% of protein per butter. Not a lot.

celticrose · 8 years ago

There are 4.3 grams of protein in a medium potato, and 8 grams in a cup of milk.
The average person requires between 45-56 grams a day. Definitely feasible.

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ecumenicalmatter · 8 years ago

As a certified Irishman I can approve this post

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