It’s easy to overlook a simple baked potato, but when you keep the skin on, it becomes surprisingly nutritious. A medium-sized potato delivers more potassium than a banana and more vitamin C than an apple, making it a strong, budget-friendly addition to your meals. Much of its value comes from the skin, which holds nearly half of the fiber—an important nutrient for digestion and steady energy levels.
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