Explain this shit to me.
So everyone knows that there are baby carrots, i.e immature carrots taken out of the ground before they mature, and baby-cut carrots, which are derived full-sized carrots that have been cut into many, smaller sized pieces. No big deal.
However, today I was eating baby-cut carrots and made a discovery. Inside of every single one, I mean every fucking one, was a single thin "core" like piece that ran the entire length of the baby-cut carrot. How can this be possible if baby-cut carrots are just cut from larger carrots? Larger carrots do not have dozens of these thin, core pieces, but these baby-cut carrots do, as if each one was an anatomical unit in and of itself.
Explain this shit to me now. I can provide pictures if necessary.
So everyone knows that there are baby carrots, i.e immature carrots taken out of the ground before they mature, and baby-cut carrots, which are derived full-sized carrots that have been cut into many, smaller sized pieces. No big deal.
However, today I was eating baby-cut carrots and made a discovery. Inside of every single one, I mean every fucking one, was a single thin "core" like piece that ran the entire length of the baby-cut carrot. How can this be possible if baby-cut carrots are just cut from larger carrots? Larger carrots do not have dozens of these thin, core pieces, but these baby-cut carrots do, as if each one was an anatomical unit in and of itself.
Explain this shit to me now. I can provide pictures if necessary.
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