Sorry, but unless I'm in extra-thick mode today, I can't see where it says what they are best for, ie. are they any good for chips, mashing, roasting!
shop-a-holic,
Jan 23, 5:21am
I like Ilam Hardys a lot; and if Driver potatoes are better, then I'm presuming they would be an excellent choice.I'm only basing this on because they mentioned Ilam Hardy. Two Thumbs Up. PS: You are not dumb :-) (hugs)
prawn_whiskas,
Jan 23, 5:21am
"Dry matter similar to Ilam Hardy." Bottom of first paragraph.
"Ilam Hardy A yellow skinned white fleshed potato. Full flavoured, tending towards being floury. It is an all purpose potato suitable for most end uses especially mashing and baking."
Ie its a floury Potato.
davidt4,
Jan 23, 5:23am
"holds together well on boiling. Dry matter similar to Ilam Hardy."
shop-a-holic,
Jan 23, 5:28am
It's a bit OT, but my local supermarket are currently selling Daniel potatoes, which I'm enjoying, as I have an aversion to Agria and Nadine.
loislane1,
Jan 23, 8:03am
Love Ilam Hardy but they have such a short season.Only seem to be around for a few weeks, then we go back to Agria.
kuaka,
Jan 23, 8:14am
I want spuds which will make good chips as my son is supposed to be bringing me some fresh snapper tomorrow (if the fish are biting)
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