what is the diff in horse carrots...?

Alison_Funnell

Nevr found a supplier for them locally - yet!

me1234567

Sounds like a great idea lol
Didnt think of these we buy carrots for our rabbit we pay about £1 for 1kg
Just one thing how do you keep so many fresh?
As it would be just the rabbit eating them or us having the odd few

ginnyknit

I always wondered about horse carrots, they always look so fresh and have great crunch when you give them the horses, glad you gave us the info guys - and the orange skin glow is cheaper than a tan!

DianneB

We often see them in nets for sale at the side of the road, I have wondered many times about buying a net - definitely will now!! I thought they might be a bit 'past' it and slimey, should have got out and had a look before now!!

hollyh

I was wondering about this too as i noticed at the market a massive bag of horse carrots for £2, i'll get some next time i'm there. We go through loads of them with us and the rabbits eating them.

kerleytops

they are great roasted or baked, treat as you would a jacket potato.

Gigervamp

kerleytops wrote: »

they are great roasted or baked, treat as you would a jacket potato.

Carrots????

sandraroffey

roasted carrots are lovely.xx

Gigervamp

sandraroffey wrote: »

roasted carrots are lovely.xx

I agree, but I can't imagine using carrots like a jacket potato. Bit small to fill with cheese and beans!

Penelope_Penguin

I'll add this to the existing thread on horse carrots to keep ideas together

Penny. x