[A Reyt Tayty]

Today I was just heaping up a bit of soil around my Desirees in case of frost. I found a spud in the  soil I was heaping around the desirees. It was a Kestrel, about egg sized. Not a volunteer as this bed had broad beans in last year. A really fine looking spud it was too with lovely purple markings. Just one very sturdy "chit" coming off it, but very pale. Took it in and washed it and it was in perfick condition. It's not now, I've just eaten it raw. Lovely flavour. Wish I knew how it got there.

[scattygirl]

It's not now, I've just eaten it raw.

   I didn't think you could eat raw potatoes 

[Chrysalis]

It's not now, I've just eaten it raw.

   I didn't think you could eat raw potatoes 

Tough people, Barnsley folk! 

[Dai]

it was probably a spud someone threw over from their plot cos they did something unsavory with it.

[solway cropper]

It's not now, I've just eaten it raw.

   I didn't think you could eat raw potatoes 

When we were kids we'd always scrounge a few raw bits whenever mum was cooking spuds. Just don't eat the green ones.

[mumofstig]

We used to snaffle raw spuds when mum was cutting up spuds for chips 

[sunshineband]

We used to snaffle raw spuds when mum was cutting up spuds for chips 

So did we, but I never really liked them.... it was just we were told not to