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Why do u think the common potato is known as the Irish potato in the united states?
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Why do u think the common potato is known as the Irish potato in the united states?
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because people think all potato's are from Ireland but a lot are from Idaho
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The white potato
is referred to as the "Irish potato
" because it is associated with the is the most important commercial variety produced in the
United States.
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