The Big Idaho Potato Truck will once again hit the road this year, traveling across the country promoting Idaho’s most famous agricultural product, the Idaho potato. During its journey, the Big Idaho ...
The Big Idaho Potato Truck is back on U.S. highways promoting Idaho's most famous agricultural product, the Idaho potato. In six months, the truck will log 23,000 miles and stop in more than 60 cities ...
ABILENE, Texas — The Big Idaho Potato Truck will be making a pit stop at the Abilene Convention Center on Thursday, April 17 as a part of their national tour. Accompanied by the "Tater Team," the ...
SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) - Keep your eyes peeled for the Big Idaho Potato Truck making its way around the Coastal Empire. No matter how you slice it, this is one big spud. The replica of a 4-ton potato ...
A truck-size Idaho potato will roll into Franklin County on Tuesday to help a business celebrate its first anniversary. "Is it real?" is emblazoned on the side of the Big Idaho Potato Truck, a ...
TORRINGTON, Conn — A 4-ton fiberglass potato drew crowds of selfie-seekers Tuesday as the Big Idaho Potato Truck made its latest stop in Connecticut. The massive spud — 28 feet long, 10 feet wide and ...
Bonita Gibson, who celebrated her 114th birthday on the Fourth of July, loves potatoes and eats one every day. Big Idaho Potato Truck stopped near her senior living community in Canton as a part of ...
The Rotary Club and the Idaho Potato Commission brought the Big Idaho Potato to Idaho Falls for the 25th Anniversary of the Great Snake River Duck Race. The "Potato" travels the country promoting the ...
KAPOLEI, Hawaii (Island News) – Ka Makana Ali’i is the next stop on the Big Idaho Potato Truck cross-country tour, and dozens are invited to see the world’s largest tater on wheels. Happening on ...
A 28-foot-long potato came to Canton from Idaho as a part of a celebration for 114-year-old Bonita Gibson’s birthday. Gibson, her grandsons, community members, and representatives and residents of ...
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