I've bought too many potatoes. Send help, please.

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I'm not sure how this has happend, but I've ended up with too many potatoes. I bought a kilo of baby pots on Sunday, and last night bought an absolutely massive pack from the Waitrose clearance shelf. For 10p.
It seemed like a good idea at the time.

For context, there are two people living in this house. Myself and 11 yr old ds.

I need urgent help dealing with these potatoes. Please, send help. Or, at the very least, easy recipes to help me use them up.

TIA.

PS. Tales of over enthusiastic food buying also most welcome.

Champ

Spuds & soup

...I’ll be back if I think of any others not mentioned 🤗

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