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This article was produced by National Geographic Traveller (UK). Some cheer, some clap, some clasp each other’s shoulders in quiet ecstasy. One lets his walking stick fall to the ground,
This history of the potato, like the spud itself, has been baked into folklore, mashed into politics, and fried into a thousand origin myths. However, the tuber’s rise to global
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