Paddock Papas are a type of potato that is grown in the United Kingdom. They are a variety of potato that is known for its creamy texture and flavor. The term 'Paddock Papas' comes from the Old English word 'paddoc' which means 'enclosed field'. The term 'SIRES' refers to the male parent of the potato, which is responsible for the genetic makeup of the potato. Paddock Papas are a popular choice for roasting, baking, and boiling.