This huge pack of carrots really forced me to get creative about how I use my carrots. Great quality though! What you don't use you can freeze and make stock later.

I give my German Shepherd these carrots, as they are extremely healthy for any dog, and is a better alternative to dog treats, which I have found out or not healthy

My fault for not reading label. I love the brand and thought I was ordering the peeled baby carrots, which I had ordered before. I ended up with a huge bag of giant carrots which will be a pain to cut up for relish dishes. I can't give them away to family members because everyone likes baby carrots. Ugh.

Purchasing a 3 pound bag of carrots are cheaper than buying in smaller amounts. They taste as regular carrots, not sweet like the peeled baby carrots, but flavorful raw or cooked, scrubbed or peeled. Do not expect to have perfect carrots. I have found these to usually be oversized, undersized, growth-split, broken, with tops, without tops, extremely wet, bone dry, and sometimes with roots still attached. Although there are a LOT of carrots here, I generally go through them in my house of 2 quickly enough that I have never had any spoil when kept in the fridge. However, sometimes it helps to use the ones that look their "worst" first. Worth the buy if you are always using carrots! If you are still reading, the photo is of a few carrots in the bag, though these are the "prettiest".

They looked good in the bag, so I didn't notice until I cut a few that they had several spots of insect damage. It looks like carrot fly damage, but it may or may not show on the outside. I could only use them if I cut them into slices and discarded the damaged slices. Now I have about 4 1/2 lbs of damaged carrots in the bottom of my fridge to feed the horses. The pictures are of 1 carrot. I found 6 spots and only saw 3 on the surface. The pinhole-like pits were deep inside.

after i had the carrots for 3 days i noticed multiple round area of discoloration on the outside. the carrots were a low grade quality with most having large and deep cracks in them. i was really surprised to see this quality which i have not seen before

I've been buying this brand and weight bagged carrots for years, but lately, especially this last bag was very low quality. the individual carrots were misshapen and most were tiny. The worst was the rotten ones I found. I'd never seen any carrots like them in my life and I'm old! 👵

they come from different suppliers, so the types of carrots vary a lot. Sometimes, there are some nice ones a human would enjoy, but usually, they're absolutely HUGE and would be more suitable for soups or ok if you use a food processor. I buy them for my rescue dogs and they adore them!

I love these carrots for my dogs, well for myself as well. But I realized one day while preparing a roast that my 3 dogs really loved carrots! These are the big ones, like what you would feed to horses, and each dog get one a day as a treat, and they all go crazy for them! I make sure to always have a fresh bag in the fridge because they wait for their "special carrot treat" at about 11 am. every day

Very good fresh bagged carrots from the Walmart produce department. The fresh bagged carrots are so good that I no longer purchase frozen carrots. The carrots have a slightly sweet fresh carrot taste. A great Walmart fresh produce buy for a great price.