One of the foods that most people like and eat a lot, is the potato,. I have never been into them. One of the foods that most people like and eat a lot is the potato. I have never been into them.

One of the foods that most people like and eat a lot, is potato,. I have never been into them. One of the foods that most people like and eat a lot is potato. I have never been into them.

'is potato' is a necessary part of the sentence, so it shouldn't have a comma. 'I have' is a new subject and verb, so it needs to be a new sentence. You've used 'into them' correctly!

My mother used to cook potatoes with herbs and quark for me, as this is a very traditional way to eat them in Germany. My mother used to cook potatoes with herbs and quark for me, as this is a very traditional way to eat them in Germany.

Actually, "herb quark" is okay -- I've had a rethink!

I always try to eat them, to change my mind , but it wodoesn’t happen. I always try to eat them to change my mind, but it doesn’t happen.

I always try to eat them, to change my mind , but it won’t happen. I always try to eat them, to change my mind , but it won’t happen.

This is correct. In order to make it clearer that you are adding onto the thought, you can say 'in order to change my mind.'

The only way I really like potatoes is to make French fries, – I peel them and fry them in thea pan. The only way I really like potatoes is to make French fries – I peel them and fry them in a pan.

The only way I really like potatoes is to makeas French fries,. I peel them and fry them in the pan. The only way I really like potatoes is as French fries. I peel them and fry them in the pan.

You can also say, 'The only way I really like to make potatoes is French fries.'

But I have to admit, that I really love pasta, and in Italy, they play the same role as potatoes in Germany. But I have to admit that I really love pasta, and in Italy, they play the same role as potatoes in Germany.