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traumatised (3285)
Carrots last about two weeks in the fridge. Maybe more if they are kept in a perforated bag that contains some moisture. They will also keep longer if they are not stored in the same drawer as fruit like apples/pears that give off ethylene (which carrots absorb, causing them to ripen). Cut any tops off the carrots before storing.
me too! at least 2 months, sometimes adding a little water to the bag if they start to dry out. add a comment
same here, carrots seem to last forever for me. maybe it has to do with the fact that they are baby carrots? don\'t see why that would make a difference though, since baby carrots are just cut regular carrots... add a comment
Just FYI, baby carrots are processed and have been bleached and re-colored to make them all look the same. This process eliminates a majority of the nutrients. The less nutrients in food, the longer it takes for mold to grow. add a comment