Potatoes are high in key nutrients and starch, which can raise blood sugar. However, how you prepare potatoes, what you eat them with, and other factors may blunt potential blood sugar spikes.

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Yes, you can (and should) include potatoes as part of a healthy diet – you just have to know how to prepare them, says dietitian Susie Burrell.