
Mashed potatoes, gratins, soups, salads, scalloped, casseroles, roasted — the Wisconsin round white potato can do it all. Available year-round and with a light tan skin and white flesh, the white potato is available during any season.
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Superior
- Usage: Chipping and fresh market, with medium to low specific gravity (averaging 1.073).
- Tuber Appearance: Round, with white flesh and buff or white skin.
- Reba
- : Mid-to-late season chipping variety.
- Tuber Appearance: Smooth tuber that is round to oval to oblong, with white flesh and bright-white to buff skin.
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Atlantic
- Usage: Chipping variety with high specific gravity; low sugar content after 50° F storage.
- Tuber Appearance: Round to oval, with buff skin and white flesh.
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Marcy
- Usage: High yield cultivar noted for its good chip color.
- Tuber Appearance: White-fleshed, oval-shaped potato with shallow eyes, and highly textured white skin.
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MegaChip
- Usage: Medium-late chipping variety with high specific gravity.
- Tuber Appearance: Round or oval, with white tan skin and white flesh.
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Snowden
- Usage: Chipping direct from field or from storage. Medium to low specific gravity (averaging 1.077).
Tuber Appearance: Round potato with tan to buff skin color and white or cream flesh.
- Usage: Chipping direct from field or from storage. Medium to low specific gravity (averaging 1.077).