Is It Safe to Eat Sprouted Potatoes? | Dietitian Q&A | EatingWell

[@eatingwell]

Read the article at: www.eatingwell.com/article/7951433/is-it-safe-to-eat-sprouted-potatoes/

[@RiceTilts]

For people wondering, remove the sprouts and green parts with generous margin and the potatoes are safe to eat.

[@Puzzledrev]

Absolutely.

[@anrojoo]

was it so hard to just say yes or no? can you remove the toxic sprouts or throw away the potato altogether?

[@benelias3556]

I have been eating sprouted potatoes all my life since I was a child and I'm pretty healthy

[@obsolise8063]

Are you American? I’m English & believe if it looks ok & smells ok, it’s ok! We’d scrape mould off jam when I was little & use the underneath, same with mould on cheese. Even picking mould spots from bread & toasting it. Would definitely toast stale bread or make breadcrumbs etc. Been a little less that way but can see us having to be like this once again, very soon. Seems to me that lots of Americans are terrified of food, even saying if something’s been out on the counter (even covered) for more than a couple of hours, one must throw it away!! So wasteful!

[@benelias3556]

@@obsolise8063 yes had the exact same childhood

[@benelias3556]

@@obsolise8063 can you imagine wasting a whole jar of jam or a whole loaf of bread because of a mold spot when we were younger? Americans are spoiled and their kids are even worse that's why Societies in the condition it's in

[@faithlilis]

​@obsolise8063 local health authorities and FDA thise 3letters agencies set up rules to fail American OVER HALF OF THE TIMES, leaving us ignorant and sick for an lifetime 🤕

[@pres8531]

This still doesn’t answer the question its titled. Thumbs down. If it’s in the green parts and the roots, does that mean the potato is safe to eat when cutting that out?

[@lanalirain210]

So, it is a NO?

[@Imhim336.]

Yes no

[@MattGelgota]

It’s a no answer unfortunately. Useless video.

[@baitrunner1000]

I was thinking the same

[@lanalirain210]

@@baitrunner1000 Yeah

[@mr.rosesvideolibrary891]

​@@Imhim336. 😡😆

[@xPancakes4lyf]

when does the video answer the question?

[@kishathomas5929]

Still my question goes unanswered

[@BillyG563]

Well that was pointless

[@tymeburglar86]

This video wasn't helpful. I was looking for a more direct answer that included visuals of what kind of sprouting is too advanced to eat and what kind is small enough that I could just cut away and eat.

[@Ready2ReadU]

Large quantites? So is a potato considered a large quantity?

[@faithlilis]

Excellent question and im not exaggerating

[@siameseninja24]

Totally useless video. Literally didn’t answer anything.

[@JackieOsier-pk2pp]

Eating healthy is living healthy ❤

[@jesussaves7973]

The answer is actually in the description NO

[@Zenikai_]

everyone watching, i think she means no

[@larisac.3020]

Sooooo, yes, no? No, yes? 😂😂😂

[@Dhey888]

Just don’t eat them buy new ones

[@joshuawhitehead6520]

She didn't answer the question.!!

[@HSSDamian]

They never do

[@glgl1327]

She must be a Liberal.

[@jackstone4291]

Yep. Still not sure ..

[@cjewe1z]

This presenter has gone to the top of my rankings for KZbin presenters. But, why is half her shirt tucked in and half tucked or? What happened there, son?

[@faithlilis]

0:43 ummm so no???? 😂 cant simply say NOO then explain

[@GUIDE_Nico]

Tuck in your shirt 🙄

[@Annie-eg9xc]

Just say yes or no 🙄