Arran Victory -1918

History of this variety:

A bit about Arran Victory -1918

Bred on the Isle of Arran and named in celebration of the ending of the War, this heritage potato variety has a vibrant blue skin, which changes to creamy yellow once cooked, and a snowy white flesh. They have a good earthy taste and make perfect chips and roast potatoes as they have a fluffy texture. Why not try the Arran Victory potato variety in our innovative paprika roasted potatoes with creamy eggs recipe? You can also check out more potato recipes varying in style, cuisine and cooking type.

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Potato Details

Type:

Fluffy

Colour:

Indigo Blue

Flesh Colour:

White

Size:

Medium

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