Carrots are the unsung heroes of the fridge. They don’t scream for attention like lettuce or berries. They just sit there, quietly, waiting to be sliced into sticks or roasted with honey.
Knowing their lifespan means less food waste. That’s good for your wallet and the planet. Plus, you avoid the horror of finding a black, shriveled carrot creature at the back of your drawer. We’ve all been there.
Funny side note: rabbits don’t actually eat carrots in the wild. Bugs Bunny lied to us. Carrots are like candy for bunnies—too much sugar. So if your rabbit refuses a carrot, don’t panic. It’s a health nut.
