To keep carrots their freshest and crunchiest, you only need to rethink how you store it. Keep them in an airtight container submerged in water, and you'll be a happy snacker.

There's nothing more disappointing than going to the fridge to find a soggy, browning bag of carrots which have prematurely gone off, so I've set myself the task of learning how to store carrots ...

Ahead, experts give us the dirt about how to store carrots in the refrigerator and freezer. Plus, score a tip about how to revive limp carrots if they’re looking a little tired.

Carrots should always be stored in the fridge. Ideally, they should be "kept as close to 40 degrees Fahrenheit as possible," says Quoc Le. "The lower the temperature, the better because it will ...

To store carrots in the refrigerator for a long period of time (say, more than three days), I’ve found that keeping them in an airtight and zip-top or vacuum-sealed bag is the most efficient.

How to store carrots in the fridge Most people are likely to keep carrots in their fridge, but this vegetable is extremely sensitive to humidity changes which means they are more likely to spoil ...

Storing: Store carrots in a plastic bag in the refrigerator. Remove the tops if you’re not going to be eating them right away, as the greens will pull moisture from the roots.

Where is the best place to store carrots? It might be easy to simply throw them in the fridge, but following some simple food storage tips can help you save money on your food shop.

Ahead, experts give us the dirt about how to store carrots in the refrigerator and freezer. Plus, score a tip about how to revive limp carrots if they’re looking a little tired.

Bring less-than-crunchy carrots back to life with this trick from a Whole Foods’ produce expert. Ahead, experts give us the dirt about how to store carrots in the refrigerator and freezer. Plus ...