Potatoes are delivered to the Husman Snack Foods manufacturing plant by truck. When a shipment arrives a sample is taken and tested before unloading. The potatoes are tested for defects, cooking quality, and size before we unload them. If the potatoes meet Husman's standards they're unloaded and put into large wooden crates. The first step in making potato chips is the destoner. The destoner cycles the potatoes through water to remove rocks and other external debris.

Greening" is a color change in the potato when it is exposed to light. Avoid eating the green colour because it is bitter and may cause stomach upsets if eaten in large quantities. Remove all green portions on potatoes before eating. Better still, do not eat green potatoes at all. Potatoes displayed in plastic bags by supermarkets can turn green.

Yes, that is the copper being absorbed in the skin. Remember, "Green is Good!" (Soap and water can take the green off. If it is "very" green, lemon juice will take it off.

Almost certainly not. As noted elsewhere, the spent potatoes could contain significant amounts of toxic heavy metals, so disposal is a potential problem (heavy metals might be leached out into groundwater if buried). We're still trying to work out the best way of disposing of the used potatoes safely - the best suggestion we've had so far was to auction them off on eBay as spudserver memorabilia!

The potato chip, or Saratoga Chip as it was first called, was invented in 1853 by Chef George Crum at Moon Lake House, Saratoga Springs, New York. Chef Crum was trying to please a demanding guest who was badgering him that his home fried potatoes were not sliced thin enough. Crum decided to show him and the other guests. So he sliced the next batch with a razor -- and thus the potato chip was born.

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They are just "codenames". When a Debian distribution is in the development stage, it has no version number but a codename. The purpose of these codenames is to make easier the mirroring of the Debian distributions (if a real directory like unstable suddenly changed its name to stable, a lot of stuff would have to be needlessly downloaded again). Currently, stable is a symbolic link to sarge (i.e. Debian GNU/Linux 3.1) and testing is a symbolic link to etch.

No. However, statistics say that 1 in every 1000 people will react to Stainless Steel for unknown reasons, but typically down to the chemicals released by that persons body. We're not sure how accurate these stats are as we have sold thousands of rings and have only ever had 1 customer say they had a reaction.

A potato plant is a vine that grows above ground with the actual potato growing from the roots under ground.

In a word, no. That is, it may work, but it won't work as well as a "cantenna" made of a metal can like a coffee can or (my favorite) a spaghetti sauce can. If you're going to go the distance to make an antenna yourself, make one that works well, not one that works so-so. Pringle's cans are nonconductive cardboard, and thus do not operate in waveguide mode, as a metal can does.

The caramel coating used in the Beef (Not!)? products and Nutlettes? Cereal is derived from corn. It is NOT a dye or an actual food coloring. It is made by naturally cooking corn slowly, without any additives to release the intrinsic sweetness and caramel-like color. This enables the products to "hold their shape" and enables them to "grab" hold of cooking flavors. In recipes this process is commonly referred to as "caramelized onions", etc.

It is not only the variety and the dry matter content that dictates whether a potato will produce good chips or roast potatoes. How the potato is stored is also vital, particularly at this time of the year. Too often we find that chefs are using bags of commonly available general white potatoes which have been cold stored by suppliers to keep their skins looking good.

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This is a good sign and indicates that the copper is being slowly dissolved by the components in the body's perspiration and absorbed successfully. This also happens when the copper bracelet is worn. It can easily be washed off with warm soapy water.

Lots of folks do. Potato flakes are a nice, easily soluble starch, so they're popular in many starters. I've personally never experimented with them (and now that I'm diabetic, I probably won't, since potato is murder on the blood sugar - ouch). Potato flakes are also a great last-minute rescue if you make a gravy or stew that's a little too thin! A friendly reminder: Sourdough is a closed email topic.

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The color additives used in Biofreeze are approved by the USDA for general use in cosmetics and over the counter medications. It is also used in many of your favorite foods that you eat every day. The amount of coloring in an entire tube of Biofreeze is less than the amount of coloring found on one single M&M*.

Our famous jalapeno potato chips have consistently ranked number one. Our customers rave on about this product. Second favorite is our Hawaiian Sweet Maui Onion and third is Tim's Original potato chips.

Again, this varies considerably. Using the zinc/copper electrodes that we have at present, we get a voltage of about 0.8V (+-0.1V) and a maximum sustainable currrent of about 15mA. We can draw this current for about 15 hours before we notice an appreciable drop, so a back of an envelope calculation of total useful energy would be in the region of 650J.

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