POTATO

• ___ chips

• *It has eyes but cannot see

• Mashed side order

• The ___ Eaters: Van Gogh

• You say ___...

• A hot one is hard to deal with

• A source of starch

• Baked ___

• Baked item

• Baseball, in slang

• Burbank specialty

• Campbell's soup selection

• Certain pancake makeup

• Child's word after one, two and three

• Children's word after one, two or three

• Chip source

• Clam chowder ingredient

• Common tuber

• Couch ___

• Couch or hot follower

• Dan Quayle's spelling bane

• Edible tuber

• Eire staple

• Eye site

• Eye sprouter

• Eyed food

• Food that may be served lyonnaise

• Fries-to-be

• Future fries

• Gnocchi ingredient

• Idaho product

• Idaho tuber

• Idaho, e.g.

• Important tuber

• Ingredient in colcannon, along with cabbage

• Irish or Idaho

• Irish or Idahoan product

• It can be a toy head

• It can be too hot for some

• It has eyes on its skin

• It has eyes that can't see

• It may be mashed

• It's in the chips

• Item fried hashed or baked

• Item fried or baked

• Kind of chip

• Kind of pancake

• Kind of salad

• Kind of salad or chips

• Kind of soup or salad

• Knish contents

• Knish filling

• Knish ingredient

• Latke base

• Latke ingredient

• Maine staple

• Mr. ___ Head (kid's toy)

• Non-computer chip?

• One often on the couch?

• One usually found on the couch

• Pancake ingredient

• Picnic salad ingredient

• Popular toy head

• quayle's vegetable

• Red bliss, for one

• Rice alternative

• Ricer input

• Shepherd's pie ingredient

• Shoestring material?

• Side dish

• Spelling word associated with Dan Quayle

• Spud

• Sweet ___

• Tasty tuber

• Tasty tuber mentioned on Idaho plates

• Type of chip

• Type of salad

• Vichyssoise ingredient

• Victim of ring rot

• Vodka source

• Word after couch

• Word after couch or hot

• Word after hot or sweet

• Word after one or two

• Word with hot or chip

• Word with hot or sweet

• Word with race or chip

• Word with skin or chip

• You might avoid a hot one

• You might make a hash of it

• Yukon gold, e.g.

• An edible tuber native to South America

• A staple food of Ireland

• Annual native to South America having underground stolons bearing edible starchy tubers

• Widely cultivated as a garden vegetable

• Vines are poisonous