new potato

American  

[noo-puh-tay-toh] / ˈnu pəˈteɪ toʊ /

noun

plural

new potatoes

1. any of the first potatoes harvested in a season, typically small, delicately flavored, and having a thin skin.

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Example Sentences

“Box of Rain,” a tribute to Lesh’s late father that marked the bassist’s first lead vocal on a Grateful Dead record, was the pinnacle of this period, but he also had co-writing credits on “Truckin’,” “Cumberland Blues,” “St. Stephen” and “New Potato Caboose,” all crucial parts of the Dead’s songbook.

From Los Angeles Times

In addition to the savory, new potato, cheddar and chive bakes, there's also a new sweet option, the vanilla bean custard danish, as well as the new chicken, maple butter and egg sandwich.

From Salon

Early this year, Eddie scored a new potato digger.

From Seattle Times

Recently, we made a new tool to help rapidly spot powdery scab disease in new potato varieties.

From Salon

Baseball fans who love their carbs or taquitos can try the new Potato taquitos.

From Los Angeles Times