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No no no Max. Eating bread and potatoes is a complex and risky activity. You've done well in asking for advice but please whatever you do don't rush in to it. Perhaps it would be better for you not to attempt it until you have done a bit more research. It's potatoes and bread you are dealing with, it's not like handling high explosives where you can just chance your arm and no one really gets hurt if it goes wrong.
If I were you I would put the bread and the potatoes you have in separate containers for the time being. Preferably in different rooms. God knows how many lives have been lost because someone decided to make a potato sandwich on the spur of the moment without seeking out the specialised knowledge they needed to do it safely.
At the very least you need to draw up a thorough risk assessment. Then, when it has been adequately peer reviewed, you can consider your next move. Whether or not you will feel that you are able to combine potatoes and bread on your own or if you might like to call in an outside contractor with experience in the field will be up to you.
Sleep on it. Mull it over. Don't be rash.
Don't throw away your young life playing fast and loose with volatile carbohydrates.