5 Times You Shouldn't Peel Your Carrots - Page 2
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5 Times You Shouldn't Peel Your Carrots

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When Making Soups or Purees 2/5

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When Making Soups or Purees

Unless your carrots are very old or dirty, it's useless to peel them for soups or purees. The skin will soften while cooking, and once you blend them or put them through the food processor, you won't even notice it's in there.


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