If mashed potatoes had a celebrity, it would be the Russet. These big, brown-skinned spuds are packed with high starch and have low moisture.
When you boil and mash them, they become fluffy and cloud-like. They’re the blank canvas that begs for butter, milk, and a sprinkle of salt. Think of Russets as the cashmere sweater of the potato world—cozy, reliable, and always impressive.