Potatoes turn green on the kitchen window sill

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It is true that potatoes turn green on he kitchen window sill. Potatoes turn green when they come in contact with sunlight. This is because of an enzyme secretion that happens. The potato still remains edible but the skin might taste a bit bitter. With temperature rise the greenness of the potato also increases.

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