Hi Bob, CA Grammy & Danni, I actually have not tasted these particular carrots yet. I am sure they are still edible, but probably are a bit tough. I plan to make soup out of them or at least cook them a long time as part of a stew to make them more tender.
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It was very scary helping you weed the garden area the other day.
After being trapped in the dirt for a year, those ugly, twisted mutant carrots were very angry, and could have gotten me. I was a lot faster though.
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Those are the weirdest carrots I've ever seen . . . way-weird! Did they taste okay? Or were they too woody?
Aw, I think they're fascinating and beautiful in a mutant sort of way! Great picture. I want to know also whether they are still edible. :-)
Hi Bob, CA Grammy & Danni,
I actually have not tasted these particular carrots yet. I am sure they are still edible, but probably are a bit tough. I plan to make soup out of them or at least cook them a long time as part of a stew to make them more tender.
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