Streit's Low Sodium Potato Pancake Mix

 It's been at least thirty five years since I tried potato pancakes. At least I think it has been, but I'm not sure if I even tried them. My mother was the Jewish side of my family and she passed away when I was young. My old man hated anything about family history and took my mother's Jewish things to his new wife's house. 

Thus, when I ran into Streit's Low Sodium Potato Pancake Mix at a dollar twenty nine a box I figured this was a good time to try them again. It was a great deal after all.  Then I had no idea how one serves a latke.  

Take it into mind that this mix was rather old, but I had to add more water to make it battery. I also had to flatten them with a flipper to get them into the right shape. I may have used too little oil. 

Anyway, I can't figure why these are a festival food as they don't have that much flavor to them. Maybe it was the low sodium part that made the difference.  

I found these to be mild but filling, and I even had to lay down afterwards and let them settle. I think I ate too much. I can't really say if these are good or bad, because I have so little experience with them. However, I can say that they make potato pancakes which is what one wants out of this mix.

V8 Original Low Sodium

V8 Original Low Sodium is apparently further away from a Bloody Mary than normal V8. It gives you the ability to add your own salt in the drink. 

All in all, I drink this because I worry about my electrolytes. It's good for you so you should drink it even if it tastes like mud.

My old man said that he got this and then put salt in it to make it not taste like mud. Then the old man had rice and ice cream together. 

Hart Brand Low Sodium Sliced Potatoes

Dude, they can potatoes! Oh no, I think I'm Bushing the word Potato! No one but me remembers the Bush spelling be.

In any case, Hart Brand Low Sodium Sliced Potatoes make an okay addition to salads or fried with your eggs. They bring very little to the plate and that's what you want from a potato.