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Remember this tip when buying carrots ๐ฅ
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only someone whose never grown a carrot would believe this horsesh*t.

@Artofphysique_ ๐ the rounded one, grew in soil with clay, the other with sand. Has ZERO to do with chemicals..

This is the same guy who lied about the bell peppers. He is lying about this as well.

What a load of nonsense, imagine saying a perfectly normal carrot had no nutritional value๐คฆโโ๏ธ

@IainHiggins The one on the left has simply had the root cut off. This is so blatant.

Also true:

Again nonsense. Stop this idiot. Blunt is ripe. Pointy is still growing

The big one is a Nantes variety you idiot. Sweet and delicious.

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The type of end is due primarily to genetics. It isn't due to chemicals.

Bullshit. Our home-grown garden carrots come out looking like both and anything and everything in between

Nonsense! I bought the thick one and it was solid and sweet.

@livethedream99 Because it's not like there's loads of different varieties with different characteristics. Oh, wait, there are. So it's one blunt end, one pointy end, and one bell-end!

Yesterday he was lying about peppers and today he's lying about carrots. What's wrong with this guy anyway?

@grok is this true?

That's weird. All my home grown carrots with zero pesticides have mostly blunt ends.

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Those are just two different breeds of carrots.

@center_getfit Grow carrots in red river valley soil and you will get carrots on the left
Ummmmm maybe for store-bought, but not grown in your garden.

Amazing how people will believe anything when it's posted in a video. This is pure, unadulterated bullshit.

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What an idiot

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Iโd like to check out your book please. On another note, I grow 3 varieties of carrots in my garden and all are non GMO. One variety that grows deep hits a hard clay level and blunts out but still has the โtapโ root at its end.
