Idaho Potato
KASA – Have you ever wondered what a 12,000 pound potato looks like? Well wonder no more! Nikki talks with Greg Archuleta, Executive Chef of
August 11, 2012
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KASA – Have you ever wondered what a 12,000 pound potato looks like? Well wonder no more! Nikki talks with Greg Archuleta, Executive Chef of
Week 18 started off in dramatic fashion with the Tater Team onsite for the Idaho Potato Commission’s national commercial shoot in Dallas, Texas. As if
Ghosts and cowboys! Two words most people don’t expect to see side by side, unless, you are part of the Tater Team! Strange things like
LENEXA, Kan. — Come on down and be the next contestant to spin the Famous Idaho Potato Tour prize wheel. The Idaho Potato Tour —
If you’re near Garland today, be sure you check out The Great Big Idaho Potato Truck at Wingstop’s flagship restaurant at 1251 Northwest Highway. From
Sand Springs – A giant potato rolled into the Tulsa area on Wednesday. The Great Big Idaho Potato Truck visited the Tulsa area on its
We aren’t sure if it is the heat wave, high humidity, or just all the American love for Idaho Potatoes that is making the Big
The Potato Team started their week with an OORAH! Monday morning they marched on to the Army Base of Fort Campbell, Kentucky, eager to
Normally you don’t see a big truck cruising down Madison Avenue in Midtown. But then this is not a normal truck. Nor is the load
Even though the Famous Idaho Potato Tour has been on the road for over three months, each stop never fails to provide the Tater Team
The Great Big Idaho Potato Truck is on tour in the Birmingham area this week. A 28-foot long, 12-foot wide and 11.5-foot tall Idaho potato
Birmingham (WIAT) A 12 thousand pound potato has touched down in the Magic City. It’s all apart of a national tour designed to bring awareness
I bet if I told you that the Famous Idaho Potato Tour had been in the Sunshine State all week you would imagine white sand
A wonderfully written article in Greenbelt Magazine by Jamie Dillon. Click HERE and go to page 24 for the article.
(Read the following in a “carny” voice) Step right up! Don’t be shy! Try your hand at the spinning wheel of fortune or push your
Established in 1937, the Idaho Potato Commission (IPC) is a state agency that is responsible for promoting and protecting the famous “Grown in Idaho®” seal, a federally registered trademark that assures consumers they are purchasing genuine, top-quality Idaho® potatoes. Idaho’s ideal growing conditions, including rich, volcanic soil, climate and irrigation differentiate Idaho® potatoes from potatoes grown in other states.