
BINTJE
Bintje is a potato variety originating from the Netherlands. The tubers are small to medium in size and round in shape, with golden skin and yellow flesh underneath. The skin also has a silk-like finish, while the flavor is often described as light, unique, and nutty. It's recommended to serve Bintjes roasted or as french fries.
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FRENCH FINGERLING
French Fingerling potatoes are a small to medium-sized varietal, averaging 7 to 10 centimeters in length, and have a uniform, oval shape with slightly tapered, curved ends. The variety is larger than other fingerling cultivars, and the tubers are thick with a plump, elongated nature.

MODOC
Modoc is an early maturing, red-skinned, white-fleshed potato cultivar for fresh market use. It was derived from a 1989 cross of ND1196-2R and ND2225-1R and was jointly released by the Agricultural Experiment Stations of Oregon, North Dakota, California, Idaho, and Washington in 2003. Modoc has red skin and white-colored flesh and is very high yielding.
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RUSSET BURBANK
Russet Burbank is used for Fresh, frozen, or dehydrated, this variety is ideal for all preparation styles. The exterior skin is relatively thin and light brown in color. The exterior shape is oval and slightly flattened, with few shallow eyes. The interior is off-white to ivory and moderately dense.


















