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US government recently proposed to reclassify potatoes as grains. This has sparked concerns among lawmakers. 

US govt proposal on potato gets roasted. Here's why

US government recently proposed reclassification of potatoes as grains. This has sparked concerns among lawmakers.&nbsp;

When is a vegetable not a vegetable? When it's a potato, according to a new US government proposal to reclassify the starchy staple that has infuriated lawmakers in rural districts.
US senators Susan Collins and Michael Bennet -- a Maine Republican and a Colorado Democrat -- are spearheading a bid to convince government officials to back away from plans to call the root vegetable a grain, a move they fear would hurt farming.
"Since the inception of the US Department of Agriculture, it has classified potatoes correctly as a vegetable," Collins and Bennet said in a letter to both the USDA and the Department of Health and Human Services.
The proposals for stripping the potato of its "vegetable" status appear in the forthcoming Dietary Guidelines for Americans 2025&ndash;2030, produced jointly by the two departments.
Americans eat more potatoes than any other vegetable -- 50 pounds per person per year, according to USDA figures -- although almost half of those come in frozen form, for example as fries.
Nutritionists painted a grim picture of the country's consumption habits in a 2019 government study, estimating that just a tenth of adults eat enough vegetables.
And experts disagree on whether potatoes should count toward an individual's vegetable intake, as they are high in carbohydrates, which can cause spikes in blood sugar levels.
The senators pointed to a 2013 National Library of Medicine study that asserted that potatoes "should be included in the vegetable group because they contribute critical nutrients."
"There is no debate about the physical characteristics of the potato and its horticultural scientific classification. Unlike grains, white potatoes are strong contributors of potassium, calcium, vitamin C, vitamin B6, and fiber," they argued.
The senators said a change in the classification would confuse consumers, retailers, restaurateurs and growers.
Potato farming contributes $540 million in annual sales to the economy of Collins's state, according to the online publication The Maine Wire, with 6,100 jobs linked to the industry.
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This year Mahashivratri will be celebrated on 8th March. Here's a simple potato halwa recipe yiu can try if you are fasting on that day. Jot down the recipe. 

Mahashivratri 2024: This potato halwa recipe is a must try this Shivratri, here's how to make it

<h2>This year Mahashivratri will be celebrated on 8th March. Here's a simple potato halwa recipe you can try if you are fasting on that day. Jot down the recipe.&nbsp;</h2>

This year Maha Shivratri is being celebrated on 8th of March. Mahashivratri, a Hindu festival honouring Lord Shiva, is celebrated with fasting, prayer, and devotion across India. It symbolizes overcoming darkness and ignorance, embracing light and knowledge.
<h3>This potato halwa recipe is a must try this Mahashivratri&nbsp;</h3>
If you're fasting on Mahashivratri, here's a simple recipe you can try. Make potato halwa in minutes.
Take 2 boiled potatoes and mash them properly. Add 2-3 tablespoons of ghee in a hot pan and put the mashed potatoes into it. Mix it properly until it gets golden brown. Add 3-4 tablespoons of sugar and stir until the sugar gets dissolved. Your potato halwa is ready, garnish it with some nuts and enjoy.
<h3>Here are some other commonly prepared dishes for Mahashivratri:</h3>
Sabudana Khichdi: Made with tapioca pearls, peanuts, and potatoes, this dish is a favourite during fasting.
Aloo Tikki: These potato patties seasoned with spices are a popular snack for fasting days.
Fruit Salad: A refreshing mix of fruits like bananas, apples, oranges, and pomegranates, often seasoned with a hint of chaat masala.
Makhana Kheer: A creamy dessert made with roasted fox nuts (makhana), milk, and sugar, flavored with cardamom and saffron.
Sama Rice Khichdi: A variation of traditional khichdi made with sama rice (barnyard millet), peanuts, and potatoes.
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This festive season add more dishes to the menu as TikToker and culinary expert shares a hack to mash boiled potatoes faster. Take a look! 

Planning to make mashed potatoes for Christmas eve? Here's a simple hack to save your time

This festive season add more dishes to the menu as TikToker and culinary expert shares a hack to mash boiled potatoes faster. Take a look!&nbsp;

Christmas dinner is a festive feast that brings loved ones together, and amid the array of delectable dishes, mashed potatoes stand as a timeless classic. It is a&nbsp; creamy, buttery preparation which serves as a comforting and indispensable side, complementing the richness of holiday flavours.
Joining the ranks of cherished traditions, the velvety texture and indulgent taste of mashed potatoes add a touch of warmth to the Christmas table, creating a culinary centerpiece that evokes joy and togetherness during this season of celebration. But peeling the boiled potatoes is one such task which consumes a lot of time. So, here's a simple hack to save your time and energy.&nbsp;
The hack has been shared by TikToker and culinary expert, Lora McLaughlin Peterson that will help mash boiled potatoes easily.
In the video she's seen placing a baking rack on top of an empty bowl. She then cuts the potatoes into halves and puts them on the baking rack and smashes them. This leaves the potato peels on top of the baking rack and the mashed potato pulps are collected inside the bowl. Try it out and thank us later.
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TikToker and culinary expert shares a hack to mash boiled potatoes faster. Take a look! 

Now end your struggle to mash potatoes; try this hack to save time

TikToker and culinary expert shares a hack to mash boiled potatoes faster. Take a look!&nbsp;

Kitchen hacks make our daily lives easier and save us time. One such hack has been shared by TikToker and culinary expert, Lora McLaughlin Peterson that will help mash boiled potatoes easily.
In the video she's seen placing a baking rack on top of an empty bowl. She then cuts the potatoes into halves and puts them on the baking rack and smashes them. This leaves the potato peels on top of the baking rack and the mashed potato pulps are collected inside the bowl. Try it out and thank us later.
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TikTok users are sleeping with slices of potatoes in their socks to beat the flu. 

Potatoes in socks curing flu. Health hack or hoax?

TikTokers are sleeping with slices of potatoes in their socks to beat the flu.&nbsp;

Mob Mentality has been there forever but when it comes to social media, it gets aggravated and people without thinking twice just hop onto trends.
Recently, this happened yet again when TikTokers started following the trend of sleeping with pieces of potatoes in their socks, thinking it would cure the flu in this winter season.
This bizarre remedy is known as &lsquo;potato sock&rsquo; and has gone viral with hundreds of users trying this health hack. The videos and posts have collectively garnered a whopping 8.1 billion views.
People have posted videos of potatoes that had turned black after being there in their socks, saying the potato pieces sucked in toxins and cured them. While some have benefitted from this, some say it&rsquo;s just a hoax.
Nutritionists also debunked the hack saying potatoes turn black anyway if cut and exposed to air and body heat. So, would you like to give it a try or just pass?
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