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>Potato
takes time and energy to cook
tastes good
nutrition

>rice
easy to cook
zero nutrition
tastes ok

>bread
hard to bake
zero nutrition
tastes good

>quinoa
hard to cook
tastes bad
ok nutrition
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>>22255371
Potatoes are king.
I wouldn't say bread has zero nutrition. There are different kinds of breads which trigger different glycemic responsed, have varying levels of fiber and have varying levels of nutrients. There isn't just 1 bread.
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>>22255388
yeah potato still beats out most other starches for nutrition but op seems to be talking about white rice and white bread, brown rice and whole grain breads are okay for nutrition
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>>22255400
Brown rice is just shittier tasting rice with more arsenic.
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>>22255371
>rice
>zero nutrition
Not true



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