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Jet washing potatoes?

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toffee65 Posts: 70 Forumite

30 October 2008 at 12:52AM in Old style MoneySaving

We all know how nice it is to have clean spuds but you certainly pay the price for it but they do look nicer as a jacket potato or the skins left on for wedges.

I was wondering though if I bought the farmers market sack of 25kg spuds that tend to be muddy yet cheap could I jet wash them in a bucket to clean them up?

I often wonder how the supermarkets get there so clean....they must jet wash them in some way....right?

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