Chantenay Carrots (25 lb bag) Mystery Thursday
$30.00
Sweet, crunchy carrots, great for juicing, roasting, grating in to a salad, or simply munching on fresh. 25 lb bag
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Sweet, crunchy Chantenay carrots, great for juicing! Or roasting, grating in to a salad, or simply munching on fresh. Excellent keepers, too. 25 lb bag to help tide you over until we resume our deliveries in February!
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