Well look what I found when I opened a bag of BABY carrots? A giant baby carrot or should I call it a "Toddler" carrot. It was in the middle of the bag concealed by all the other normal size Baby carrots. I just happened to grab a handful and out came this honker!
Now call me "foreigner" or "islander" because for a long time I thought Baby carrots were actually miniature sized carrots (perfect for the Easter bunny right). Hey, when farmers and scientists start playing around with food or plants crossing this tree with that tree and what not it's hard to keep track of things.
Anyway it was only last year while watching the Discovery channel that I was ENLIGHTEN!
So to my fellow friends & family who grew up on an island just for your information: Baby carrots are carrots of approximately two inches (5.08 cm) in length, which are sold packed into plastic bags. They are very popular as snacks, often eaten raw with ranch dressing or another type of dip. Baby carrots are actually NOT miniature-sized carrots. Instead, they are full-sized carrots with imperfections, which, instead of being discarded, are cut into small segments and peeled, which turns them into ready-to-eat portions. Got it? GOOD.
Now what should I do with this beauty? Eat it or should I sell it on EBay to some crazy buyer? Carrots!? Let the bidding begin! Jk :)