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Jamey Higham talks Potatoes

Check out what Jamey Higham, VP of New Business and Foodservice had to say recently at the PMA show. andnowuknow.com/shop-talk/potandon-talks-taters

Posted by KlondikeAdmin January 10, 2012 |

California Coupon Enthusiast Buys Klondike Potatoes!

California Coupon Enthusiast, Mary was able to buy fresh produce including two bags of Klondike Potatoes with coupons and saved big! See her story by clicking the link at the right.

Posted by KlondikeAdmin November 15, 2011 |

Last Year's Maui Trip Winner Sent Us A Few Words About Her Recent Trip To Maui!

I am last year's grand prize winner of a spa vacation to Maui, round trip airfare for two, hotel accommodations at a 4 1/2 star hotel and a car rental. We were greeted at the airport with orchid leis, and treated to a luau on the beach. My journey started on April 29th, 2010 when I got a phone call from Barbara at Potandon Produce informing me that I had won this great trip. Of course, I didn't believe her, I thought it was a time share thing. But it was true. The funny thing about this is, I only went to www.klondikebrands.com to print a coupon, and while there, I saw a contest, so I entered. You were only allowed to enter one time so I completely forgot that I even entered, until the phone call...and I won out of over 10,000 entries. Many people tell me I am lucky, but I feel I am blessed. Ever since I got this great news, I feel my life has gone in an upward spiral. I got inspired to lose weight (I lost 45 lbs. to date), I got a job on the web that allows me to work from ...Read More

Posted by KlondikeAdmin May 2, 2011 |

Potatoes 101 - Planting

Ever wondered about potatoes? For such a seemingly simple vegetable, there is so much that goes into the planting, growing, harvesting and packaging of a potato. Potatoes are grown around the country and the world, however, in North America, Idaho is the largest producer of the tuber with Washington a close second. In Idaho, potato planting takes place in the spring right after the last frost and the seed is just a potato tuber cut into smaller pieces. Have a potato sprouting in your kitchen? Plant it in some dirt! That sprout will soon be a potato plant. After just a few weeks, seedlings will emerge with tubers beginning to take shape below the earth within about a month. Stay tuned for more fun potato facts!

Posted by KlondikeAdmin January 27, 2011 |

Tags: Planting, Growing, Potato

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