whistling potatoes

Prove it!

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Here's an example of a whistling (or crying) potato


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hjAcCHYCKvs"]YouTube- The Crying Potato



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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xNa4MG2dBKo"]YouTube- Parrot Whistles Andy Griffith Theme Song

 

Yeah, but my potatoes were also whistling BEFORE I put them in the microwave.

And it wasn't the Andy Griffith tune.

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It could be worse.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZN5PoW7_kdA"]YouTube- The Annoying Orange

 

Right? It's not rocket surgery.

But I do like to nuke them then butter and salt them and put them under the broiler to crisp the skin. It's GOOD.

 

Wonder how you people find these videos.

All I need now is an annoying talking potato trying to talk me out of microwaving him.

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Holy, I wondered if there was a reason and typed into google......why do potatoes whistle when in a microwave.........and got this thread.

 

Looks like sausages whistle too.

http://hubpages.com/hub/The-Whistling-Sausage-and-other-Microwave-Lunacies

Guess they don't know the words either.

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I hate it when i view a "new post" to find out it is 9 years old.

 

Living underground for most of their life, potatoheads are not used to being thrown around, prodded and poked, sliced and diced! Whistling is a sign of stress for a potato, that they are all steamed up and ready to explode!

 

What are those little potatoes that have no skin and are so good with butter? I haven't had any of those in the longest time. Like, you can fit a whole one in your mouth.

 

Can't believe this same link still works after 9 years

 

Baby potatoes is what I'm thinking of. I love baby potatoes. Even though I don't have anywhere to cook them, maybe I'll just buy some and eat them raw. Maybe with a little salt. YUMMY!

 

whistling potatoes sounds like a bluegrass band.

 

Mr Potatohead was Whistler's Mother. A spudnut by any other name.

 

Also known as Arrangement In Brown, Blue, White, Red, and Black NO. 1 ...lol...

 

"whistling potatoes whistling potatoes
you'll come a whistling potatoes with me,
and his ghost may be heard as you wander by the swimming pool,
you'll come a whistling potatoes with me"

 

I always thought they were called "new potatoes". I have always liked them too. I am not sure I would try them raw.