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Red, White and Blue Potato Salad
There’s nothing more patriotic than the humble spud – see for yourself with this kid-friendly Red, White and Blue Potato Salad Recipe. Serve warm or cold with grilled steak, burgers, chicken or fish.
- Prep
10 Min - Cook
35 Min - Ready
45 Min - Serves
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Guess what, moms?! Potatoes are good for you and your family. In fact, with absolutely no fat and just 110 calories, one medium-sized potato provides 45% of your daily value of vitamin C and, with skin, more potassium than a banana.
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