Fresh Whole Carrots, 5 lb Bag

Wonderful item for our household. We use these carrots for everything--salads, snacks regular supper item, too. Easy to peel, even though they are really big carrots. We have no kids, but, we do have deer who love the leftover peels. So, everybody in this house is happy with this item.

I decided to quit wasting my time on small bag purchases of carrots that seemed to be on my list every two weeks. The price on these was a little lower as usual when purchasing anything anymore. They are good and until my own carrots are ready to pick I'll be purchasing again.

The fresh carrots from Walmart are the best .Back in the 70's,My aunt,a registered nurse shared her vegetable juice recipe with my mother.My Mom was close to 300 pounds.She told her sister she would try it for 2 weeks,she changed her eating habits at the same time.She saw the change,she stayed with it,and she dropped150 pounds in 14 months .That's my take on really good carrots.Carrots and beets make a winning combination.Carrot juice does the body good Give it a try What do YOU have to lose?

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I buy these 5-pound bags twice a month, and they never disappoint. They're always fresh, crisp, and last well. Now, I have a confession... I don't buy them for me. I buy them for my dogs because they're cheaper than a lot of dog treats! I freeze them in a little beef broth, and they think they've hit the canine lottery. They've never complained about the quality—but then again, we're talking about two creatures that think licking their own butts is a perfectly acceptable hobby, so maybe they're not the toughest food critics. The bonus? If I suddenly need carrots for a pot roast, soup, or side dish, I've always got plenty on hand. Fresh, affordable, and apparently approved by two very enthusiastic (if somewhat questionable) taste testers. I'll definitely keep buying these.

These have a nice firmness and clean snap when you cut into them, which is exactly what you want from fresh carrots. They hold their texture well whether you’re slicing them thin or cutting them into larger pieces. I use them in a few different ways, and they’ve been consistent across all of them. One of my go-to uses is an Asian-style salad, thinly sliced carrots add a fresh crunch and work really well with a light dressing and other ingredients like cabbage or scallions. It’s simple but comes together with a lot of flavor. They’re also great for quick snacks or putting together a vegetable platter. Paired with celery, tomatoes, or served with hummus or a dip, they make an easy appetizer without needing much prep. It’s a practical way to serve something fresh for different occasions. I’ll also cut them into smaller pieces for my dogs, either as a treat or mixed into their food, which makes the large bag even more useful. Since it’s a 5 lb bag, it’s easy to prep ahead. If I’m not going to use everything right away, I slice or dice what I need and freeze the rest in portions so nothing goes to waste. For what you get, it’s a cost-effective option compared to other snacks or sides.

Carrots are a great addition to any meal. You can add them to spaghetti sauce, beans, mashed potatoes and dessert recipes. They add wonderful nutritional value to your meals. You can even eat them as a snack. The tops and peels can be added to the garden to enrich the soil.

I mostly feed these to my dogs in their food I make for them but I eat them as well. They aren't perfect shape nor very clean which is expected. My only complaint is that the ends can be gross so i cut them off, both ends. Mostly the plant part can be dead or starting to turn bad/wet/mush. Otherwise these are great and a decent price (could always be better though).

MOST of them were very skinny, I got four plump ones.... they also seemed not the freshest, but they roasted up in the oven nicely, good addition to my soups... good flavor. I don't think Walmart gets fresh produce I think they get days old stuff for a bargain, or they get seconds. Will probably start gpoing back to HEB for produce... but I have to get delivery since my car died and HEB charges too much for delivery AND tip -- I use the in-home service with Walmart now so I pay a low fee each year and no tip required... works out in my financial favor.... but I am truly disappointed in their produce

Some carrots are rotten and slimy all the way through when I grabbed it and they have white spots all over them. And when I looked it up it said it was mold because of the slim and should be thrown out. With a warning ⚠️ DO NOT USE. SO I POSE THE QUESTION ⁉️ WHY? IS WALMART SELLING THEM ANYWAY ⁉️⁉️⁉️⁉️⁉️⚠️⚠️⚠️⚠️⚠️ SUE WALMART. FOR UNSAFE FOOD PRACTICE AND POISONING THE PUBLIC.

Unlike the 1 lb. packages, in my experience, these are very LARGE carrots, often broken and VERY dirty. I buy them, now, for the wildlife that we feed ....squirrels, chipmunks, rabbits, birds etc. The little beggars are thrilled regardless of condition!