these were some of the best carrots I have had from Walmart they are larger and thicker than the other ones we eat a lot of carrotso we use them the smaller bags are scrawny thin even the organic are not as good to me so I buy the huge package because of getting some beautifully long , thick and meaty eye savers.

I always buy these carrots because I have a German Shepherd who loves them. This is the treat he gets instead of some bad for him manufactured treats with who knows what in them. He loves his carrots. So according to my dog they are great and I do use them occasionally.

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.

We use a lot of carrots in salads, soups and other dishes and these are a good buy. Healthy carrots with a good flavor and no over-mature woody roots.

I enjoy juicing, especially carrots.And when you can get a lot of juice out of a carrot, you got good carrots period. These are those carrots.Well priced super juicy super clean

Always fresh and last in the fridge. I like the 5%23 bag so I get bigger carrots. In the 1 or 2 %23 size I get the thin carrots and I have to peel several each serving. Bigger carrots means I peel 1 carrot per person. It's how you cut them up to cook. I like them steamed with a little honey and salt.

I always buy the 5 pound bag of carrots when in stock. For our family, we like to peel them and slice them into carrot sticks. We placed them in a container in the refrigerator as an easy to go to healthy snack with a little bit of ranch dipping sauce.

Best carrots/carrot deal/value around! They’re great for many recipes like veggie or beef stew, carrot soufflé, carrot cake, and so many more! This is absolutely the best value for my dollar… And I need all the help I can get, since I’m on a fixed income.

The flavor is good and they aren't in bad shape. it's just that they take for ever to cook. I've pressure cooked these things for up to 20 minutes and they (some, not all) still come out a little hard. They're not bad. Just plan on cooking them a little longer is all. In the upside... they add some serious crunch to a salad.

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!