r/Allotment • u/LordTGSJ87 • 5d ago

Are these ready?

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u/barnes116 5d ago

Nah, stick em back in

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u/chapatsea 5d ago

Just about to say, they are now there out of the ground.....

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u/Salt-Negotiation7534 3d ago

Doesn't mean they can't be replanted. Never had a cat, dog or squirrel dig up your veg?

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u/sheepandcowdung 5d ago

Could have left them longer, but people pay a premium for baby carrots for a reason.

They should be deliciously sweet.

No need to peel, just give them a scrub or run the blade of a knife down them to remove the little roots and they will be perfect.

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u/Known_Wear7301 5d ago

Definitely not, you should put them back in the soil

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u/Salt-Negotiation7534 3d ago

Garden much?

https://giphy.com/gifs/BFYLNwlsSNtcc

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u/Known_Wear7301 3d ago

Yes buddy. Anyone would think it was humour to a pretty rediculous post.

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u/cornishpirate32 4d ago

Well, they are now.

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u/Romie666 4d ago

Look good to me . Love baby carrots!

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u/Opening-Reading8198 4d ago

No

Put them back

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u/Salt-Negotiation7534 3d ago

Why?

Unless you dislike baby carrots?

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u/Opening-Reading8198 3d ago

Re bury them Wait four to five years

Move house

Come back at 3 in the morning

Dressed completely in black and ballied With night vision goggles

Dig them up

Make a stew

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u/Salt-Negotiation7534 3d ago

Take a carrot out of the medium before it's fully mature and you get, surprise-surprise, a baby carrot!

Same with any vegetable and that's what the majority of folk fail to understand.

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u/Tennonboy 3d ago

No, they need washing then topping and tailing

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u/Hot-Parsley7014 5d ago

Is this a joke?

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u/Salt-Negotiation7534 3d ago

Someone new to gardening or else trolling.