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“POTATO VS RICE”
I wonder if this takes into account the fact that most rice for home
comsumption is sold in dry form and potatoes are usualy whole. Add the necessary water to rice and rice is about three times heavier. That should make rice for consumption usualy much cheaper than potatoes. Bob 307/241/200 |
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“POTATO VS RICE”
On Sep 7, 1:37*pm, "Bob D." wrote:
I wonder if this takes into account the fact that most rice for home comsumption is sold in dry form and potatoes are usualy whole. Add the necessary water to rice and rice is about three times heavier. That should make rice for consumption usualy much cheaper than potatoes. Bob You are right on the money, figure the cost per cal or both rice and potatoes and potatoes look pretty bad. Scott |
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