Storing potatoes in the fridge.

Always kept them in a cool place but they still sprouted. Now I keep them in the fridge which works much better for me.

New potatoes in the fridge, always. They keep better there.
Old ones, hardly ever, though when it’s very hot they’d probably prefer the fridge, too. When we lived in a very hot climate, all veg, inc. potatoes and onions, had to be kept in the fridge or they’d rot and g o slimy very quickly.
But we did have a very big fridge - it was a necessity.

Same MOnica.

I put my bag of baby potatoes in the fridge as I am really the only one who eats them. If I store them elsewhere some go off before I can eat them. To be honest haven't noticed any difference in taste.

Putting potatoes in the fridge increases the sugar content.

I would never put potatoes in the fridge. I just brush, break or cut any sprouts of the potatoes before I cook them.

I have begun to keep them in the fridge. As I eat so few of them these days, I find they keep better. It doesn’t seem to affect the texture.

I keep them in a paper bag in a dark cupboard. I usually put an apple with them which is said to stop sprouting.

I always thought that putting potatoes in the fridge gave them a gritty texture.

I have put my spuds in the fridge this week.
Dont usually do that.

Both, but storing in fridge slows up the eyes sprouting.

If is a small bag I put in the fridge but right now am putting everything in the fridge because London is burning again 😬