Idahoan Cups Go Camping
Idahoan Mashed Potato Cups are always good for on-the-go situations, and camping definitely falls in that category. Top 5 Reasons to take Idahoan Cups Camping 1. You only need a spoon – doing dishes is never that fun, and especially not when camping! With our cups, there’s no need to dirty any dishes.2. Just add…
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Camp Hash Browns
Why is it that everything tastes better when you are camping? Is it the fresh air? The change of environment? The daily activities – hiking, swimming, fishing – that work up a real hunger? Maybe the reason doesn’t really matter as long as there’s something delicious to eat. That’s where we come in. Not only…
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Easy Camping Food Idea
When you’re camping, we think, it should be all about hikes, and campfires, and fishing. Not laboring over a camp stove making meals. But why is it that nothing tastes better than food cooked in the mountains, over an open flame and eaten by a campfire? So we have the perfect compromise of ease, great…
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The Perfect Backpacking Food
Summer in Idaho, as well as many other places, means a time to get outside. When we want to escape the hustle and bustle of it all, we strap on our backpack and head for the hills. And you can bet we have some pouches of Idahoan mashed packed. Why you should take Idahoan products…
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Idaho® Potato Bunny Cakes
Despite what they might think, kids cannot live on the bounties of the Easter basket alone. So after all the eggs have been found (or at least you hope ALL have been found) and before the chocolate bunny is missing more than one ear, we propose a breakfast so fun that it won’t be hard…
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Fish Fry
For 60 days a year, starting in February and ending either late March or early April, fish becomes a standard on menus on Fridays. Expect to see clam chowder as the daily soup choice and fish fries popping up in church gyms. So why no meat on Fridays and why doesn’t fish count as meat?…
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Celebrating St. Patrick’s Day
On March 17 there’s more Irish people than any other day of the year as no one (whether they actually come from this lineage or not) wants to be left out of the fun. And I don’t think there’s any doubt that the Irish like to have fun and with St. Patrick’s Day being on…
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Souper Easy Dinner
Throughout the holiday season we partnered with a variety of bloggers to come up with souper easy dinner ideas, starting with – you guessed it – Idahoan Steakhouse soups. The holidays might be over but these recipes are going to help us keep us warm from the inside out all winter long. One example is…
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Ways to Warm Up This Winter
Brrrrr! It’s definitely winter in Idaho! Sure… highs in the mid 30’s might seem balmy to some (we’re looking at you Chicago and Minneapolis) but the wind whipping across the open fields is just downright bone- chilling. It has us pondering ways to warm up this winter. So we teamed up with Melissa and her…
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Chile and Cheddar Cheese Cornbread
Sure… it’s cold in Idaho in the winter but somehow during December with the excitement of the holiday season it doesn’t seem as cold as it does in January when all the festivities die down. Here on the eastern side of the state, the mountain ranges are filling up with the snow that will become…
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Homemade Parmesan Croutons
It’s full on soup season and while we have lots of soup recipes here on our website, such as Baby Reds with Garlic and Parmesan Creamy Soup, Clam and Corn Chowder and Spicy Indian Potato Bean Soup, we also have our line of Steakhouse Soups. With five flavors – Cheddar Potato Soup, Creamy Potato Soup, Loaded Potato…
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Ready for Christmas Morning!
Ok… before you even look at the recipe, we admit it’s more complicated than most we post but our friends over at the Idaho Potato Commission teamed up with blogger Monica Kass Rogers of Lost Recipes Found to create this recipe for Mashed Idaho® Potato Coffee Ring with Cinnamon Drizzle. If that doesn’t have Christmas…
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