We do the hard work before the bag is sealed
Our triple-sorting process at our facilities grades potatoes into four size profiles—eliminating the extreme size mixing you might find in other bags, ensuring the size range is always best for your meals.
How to Pick the Perfect Bag
1. Spot the Imposters®
Watch out for anything larger than a golf ball and check to see if all of the potatoes in the bag are roughly the same size. Larger potatoes are often just immature big potatoes with different taste, texture, and nutritional value. Mixed sizes means a disappointing cooking and dinking experience.
2. Count the Potatoes®
Oversized potatoes cheat the scale. Bigger individual potatoes mean fewer total number in the bag—and less to go around at the dinner table. You should expect to see 20 to 25 little potatoes in a 1.5 lb bag.
3. Check the Label®
Look for a specific size range, not just a minimum size. A label that only lists a minimum could be a telltale sign the bag is filled with oversized potatoes
When in Doubt, Reach for The Little Potato Company to Know Exactly What You're Getting
