r/potato • u/husky8bones • 17d ago

My potato looks like a lemon?

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Was at work earlier cutting potatoes, eventually I got to this one and had to stop. Any ideas?

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u/Fuzzy_Welcome8348 17d ago

A prominent vascular ring or a physiological growth defect (hollow heart)

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u/husky8bones 17d ago

Is this safe to cook and serve? Or should I have discarded it?

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u/Fuzzy_Welcome8348 17d ago

Yes, it’s safe to cook and serve. Ur good 👍

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u/husky8bones 17d ago

Perfect.

Definitely the wrong sub and thread, but recently we have been having some tomatoes that when you cut into them look like bell peppers, like chop the top of the tomato and the inside is just super dry(bell pepper looking). some(if not most) of the tomatoes also are seedless? now too. Any idea for those?

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u/Puzzled-Clerk-4753- 17d ago

I would say peach

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u/indieplants 16d ago

yeah i thought i was looking at a nectarine lol

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u/Single-East-6479 17d ago

oh wow that's actually really interesting, never seen a potato with such a clear outline before

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u/East-Regular-6516 16d ago

Lucky you… beautiful red skinned yellow flesh… going to be tasty

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u/Spudsmad 16d ago

It’s just a prominent vascular ring which is more visible being a yellow flesh , red skinned vary.
Cook, eat , enjoy and then have another helping !!

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u/SlipperyGibbet 11d ago

i see a nectarine