I think it’s a nice gesture to give the full-sized Russet rather than the fun size new potato.
With sour cream, chives and bacon bits, a russet potato is a meal all by itself.
Just gobs of butter, salt, and pepper are all I need.
Kids just think they’re neat!
Ironically, the spud is absurdly more expensive than giving candy.
It is like a dollar each, but the smiles on kids faces as they walk home with the beginnings of a stew are priceless
A dollar each? It's $3.50 for a 10lb bag here
What could a potato cost, 10 dollars?
It is like a dollar each
What the absolute fuck
‘It’s one banana, Michael. What could it cost, $10?’
What potatoes you buying are they gold encrusted?
Where I am you can basically get them by the crate load. I have no idea what one individual potato cost because I've never bought one individual potato. But my estimate would be about three for a dollar. Big ones like in the photo not little tiny ones.
Also don't get no ones in plastic wrapping they're more expensive and they're not any better. Just wash your vegetables. The mud and flavour admittedly it's mud flavour.
Why are wrapped in plastic? Don't they usually come in some sort of netting and or loose and you can get as many as you like in a cloth bag?
Usually the ones individually wrapped in plastic are being sold as microwaveable.
I guess we'll just ignore the fact that you don't need to wrap a potato in plastic to microwave it successfully.
No way that can be true, how much for a kg of potatoes where you live
In the Philippines they're around 4$/kg where I live, and they're not even really nice potatoes.
I need to check my potato privilege. They're less than 1€/kg here
Vegetables are oddly over priced there, in general.
Even most fruit. Mangos though... Mangos, rice, beer and rum. Everything you need!
This trick only works so long as only one house in the neighborhood does it.
Obligatory: Po-tay-toes! Boil ’em, mash ’em, stick ’em in a stew…
I have confirmed the results of this experiment. Some kids asked "what is this?" then took it once I told them it was a potato.
My folks have a sign on the door saying, "potato available upon request" and they run out of them every year.
Makes sense, potatoes are basically the candy of the vegetable world. Just a giant ball of starchy carbs.
"I got a rock."
With the wrong crowd that potato goes through a neighbor's window and this experiment is over going forward.
Anyone who can't be trusted with a potato is going to cause issues regardless
As if that'd just stop any kid picking up any random rock off the ground.
They should have IOU as an option, they use this IOU to claim more chocolate next holloween. Teaching kids finance while there at it.
That's great until a few years down the line some kid shows up with a fat stack of them and cleans you of all the candy.
Nah, its investing right? You just tell the kid there was a market crash and the IOUs are worthless, then keep the candy for yourself.
Is this Russian halloween?
Is dream. Potato is rock.
Yeah but the kid question also apparently got a Snickers bar. So their taste is somewhat debatable.
I'd choose the potato as well but that's because I'm an adult and really don't care about candy
But Snickers is the manliest chocolate bar because it has nuts.
"Am I a joke to you?!"
-Payday
The caption doesn't mention the other choice.
"Potato or death?"
My house is the Pickle House!
Did you want to cause a run on potatoes? Because this is how you cause a run on potatoes
Potatoes and molasses!
Next thing you know, there's an evil AI running on dozens of potatoes
In mother Russia.... is potato
It's our /c/, everybody scream!
In this /c/ of Halloween.
All year round!
