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Zara77
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I went to Mr T earlier and brought some reduced Carrots. These are different from my regular carrots and are called Chantenay Carrots. I have never got these before-so sorry for being a bit daft. But can you eat them raw like normal carrots? It only comes with cooking instruction and i wanted to give it to children but am a little scared of upset tummies!
Thank you to all for any advice given and please excuse my ignorance:o
I went to Mr T earlier and brought some reduced Carrots. These are different from my regular carrots and are called Chantenay Carrots. I have never got these before-so sorry for being a bit daft. But can you eat them raw like normal carrots? It only comes with cooking instruction and i wanted to give it to children but am a little scared of upset tummies!
Thank you to all for any advice given and please excuse my ignorance:o
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Yup, absolutely fine to eat raw0
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They are perfectly fine to eat raw.
Basically just a short, fat and sweeter variety of carrot.Kate short for Bob.
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Not daft at all. This are absolutely lovely to eat raw.Slimming World at target0
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Thanku so much for your quick responses-was just a little worried. Will be chopping them later,ready for tomorrow. I didn't want to poison other peoples children.
Silly thing is normally im quite a foodie but these must have slipped under the radar.:rotfl:0 -
If you see them again .... they're also fantastic roasted! They have so much more flavour than "normal" carrots (they're my favorites!).Grocery Challenge £211/£455 (01/01-31/03)
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They are lovely, I buy a bag for Barney and me to share raw, they last a few days our special little treat.
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I love them raw or in a stew as they are much sweeter than normal carrotsI am playing all of the right notes just not necessarily in the right order
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