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Anywhere in the United States calls a potato, a tater. Like Tater Tots. Which are minced potatoes and spices, pressed into a tubular shape. They are rather tasty with ketchup.
Thank you for this information... I heard about "taties" (might be written similar but you do not hear the "r" when its spoken), so I was a little curious
In northern Ireland we use anything for potatoes: potato, potatoes, tatters, tats, mash, spuds, spudys, po, champ, anything that we can be bothered saying.
Not sure if this thread is actually alive anymore...
But a friend of mine, Toadflaxie, grows potatoes on R1. I don't know the total amount though. Not many. 1k or so perhaps. I buy them but don't keep track of the actual amount.
