[HN Gopher] The Secret Superfood of Thanksgiving
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The Secret Superfood of Thanksgiving
Author : bilsbie
Score : 6 points
Date : 2025-11-28 21:16 UTC (1 hours ago)
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| treetalker wrote:
| potatoes
| josefritzishere wrote:
| Fun take but if french fries are bad, what is the correct way to
| ingest potatoes? Why bogart the secret?
| chomp wrote:
| They're not bad, it just depends on how much you process them.
| Oven baked fries for instance, are not far removed from normal
| oven roasted potatoes. Par boiling and then deep frying them in
| fats will release more nutrients than you would get from a
| normal baker. Slicing paper thin and perfectly frying is an
| industrial process that most people can't replicate at home.
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| I honestly think home cooked potatoes are going to be perfectly
| fine in most ways.
| jeltz wrote:
| Why would industrially or restaurant made ones be any
| nutritionally worse? Processing is processing no matter who
| does it and processing does not automatically make something
| less healthy or raw meat would be healthier than cooked.
| noveltyaccount wrote:
| Author explains some anti patterns with too much fat, so I'd
| guess baked or boiled with a dallop of butter or oil and little
| salt is a good approach.
| jagged-chisel wrote:
| Maybe it's a regional thing, but there are potatoes _everywhere_
| here. Diced and roasted, baked, mashed, hashed, flavored in
| myriad ways (steamed, smothered, covered, diced, chunked, capped,
| peppered, topped) ...
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| So who's not potatoing on the regular?
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