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Potatoes aren’t good or bad—they depend on how you prepare them. Boiled, baked, or steamed with the skin, they offer carbs, potassium, and filling energy, fitting easily into balanced meals with vegetables, fish, or lean meats.

The issue comes with frying or loading them with cheese and fats, which adds excess calories and pushes out healthier foods. It’s not about avoiding potatoes, but choosing portion, frequency, and preparation—keeping them simple turns them into a healthy, affordable staple.