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Peeling potatoes before you mash them?
Save this before you get the peeler out. Peeled potatoes lose about a third of their fiber and roughly a quarter of their potassium. Baked with the skin on, 100 g carries about 2.2 g fiber and 535 mg potassium. Peeled, it's 1.5 g and 391 mg. One medium skin-on potato gives you close to 4 g of fiber and more potassium than most people expect from a side dish. How to do it: scrub the potatoes under running water with a brush, then boil and mash as usual. Mashed potatoes with the skins in are still soft, and nobody at the table minds. If a potato has green patches or sprouts, cut those bits away.
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