Purple Sweet Potato AKA Okinawa, Hawaii Purple Potato, White Skin Plrple Flesh(1 LB)Excellent yields and flavor. Stores well.

I bought this and when it arrived it was mushy and rotting. I contacted the seller but never heard from them. The sweet potato wasn't eatable. Big waste of money!! And it was very expensive just to have to throw away! I wouldn't buy from this seller.

As a lover of unique and nutritious foods, I recently tried the Purple Sweet Potato, also known as Okinawa or Hawaii Purple Potato, with its striking white skin and vibrant purple flesh, and I must say, it's been a delightful addition to my culinary adventures!These potatoes are a visual treat—slicing through the white skin to reveal the stunning purple hue inside is always a pleasure. Not only are they visually appealing, but their taste is exceptional as well. The flavor is subtly sweet, with earthy undertones that set them apart from regular potatoes. I've used them in various dishes, from simply roasting them with olive oil and spices to making vibrant, visually stunning mashed potatoes that are an absolute hit at dinner parties.Nutritionally, these potatoes are a powerhouse. Packed with antioxidants and rich in vitamins and minerals, they offer a healthy alternative to traditional starches. The beautiful color isn't just for show; it indicates the presence of anthocyanins, which are known for their potential health benefits.

these potatoes came with no eyes. My orange sweet potatoes grew beautiful foliage for slips. These just rotted. I will not buy again.

Fresh and tasty

I received the potatoes today (2 individual pieces a big one and a small one) and they are rotting, I will be returning them as they are not good to eat.

Do not advise ordering this in the summer. Arrived hot to the touch. Two of the three potatoes just rotted, the other one has not sprouted or produced slips after three weeks of watering.

I ordered without reading the reviews which would have told me I couldn't grow slips from it. But I tried anyway. The 2 potatoes would not grow any kind of sprout from it, not even a tiny one. What in the world is done to a robust plant like that to kill it so much that it won't even sprout?? I don't want eat whatever is in that potato.

Tried to get shoots on these and no luck. They good sized but were pretty scarred and marked up.