does Potatoes bloat you or not?

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It is carbs but carbs = more water retained
but one potato (136 grams) can provide 515 mg of potassium and potassium = less water retained

someone here with an answer? :)
 
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If potatoes are your greatest dietary concern you've got nothing to worry about.
 
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It is carbs but carbs = more water retained
but one potato (136 grams) can provide 515 mg of potassium and potassium = less water retained

someone here with an answer? :)
Depends on how you eat them
 
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Eta
this is what i eat 4 times a week
 
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I worded it poorly. I meant cook. If u fry your potatoes they will be carb loaded but boiling won’t do anything.l

How is frying potatoes supposed to increase their carbohydrate content exactly?
 
how many potatoes do you need to kill an irish?

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Just try one week with, take a pic, and one week without, take a second pic, then compare
 
French fries have like 41g of carbs per 100 grams

Bro, your quote is "if you fry your potatoes it will be carb loaded but boiling won't do anything'

Implying frying raises carb content, whereas boiling does not

The opposite is true. Boiled potatoes have a higher carb quantity per unit weight because they are pure potato.
 

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