The thing with this surgery
is there are things I cannot eat. Oh, nothing I miss too terribly much, all the stuff that I love most is still on the “yes” list. No, I miss baby carrots. And oatmeal. Well, I can still eat oatmeal, and baby carrots, and I can even eat them together, if i choose.
What I can’t do, is eat baby carrots after only munching once or twice, allowing the still mostly intact carrot to go down. It just comes right back up.
I don’t even like baby carrots that much, so it’s worse eating them the second time.
If this is the case, say ye, why bother?
Well, if your bether regions are experiencing an-er- flareup, you eat the baby carrots and oatmeal, and you hardly chew the carrots, so they scratch that…. special itch.. on the way out.
No carrots or problems eating them? That’s when I’d have to put my foot down. I love em too much to give up.
i can eat all i want as long as i cjew the hell out of them
Stew must be a special hell to try to handle.
Why would anyone buy “baby” carrots?? They’re basically full-sized carrots whittled down to the “baby” shape. That translates to more handling by some contraption that’s messing around with a good thing, which equates to higher prices paid for something you can get full-sized and self-served. And if you just clean off the full-sized ones, they don’t even have to be peeled.
No, MTS, I think that’s wrong – baby carrots are carrots harvested very young, before they grow to full size. Not whittled-down full-size carrots.
I’ve currently got some baby-baby carrots in my garden – SUPER tiny; I’m apparently not very good at growing carrots.
Og, how about just eating a cup or two of sand? I wouldn’t think that’s much worse than (barely-chewed) baby carrots…