### How to Fix or Prevent White Blush
* **Rinse with water:** Running the carrots under cold water or soaking them briefly can remove the white film.
* **Store properly:** Keep baby carrots in a sealed container or bag in the fridge with a little moisture (like a damp paper towel) to prevent drying.
* **Use them soon:** Baby carrots taste best when fresh, so try to consume them within the recommended date.
### Why Did Mom Throw Them Away?
It’s a common instinct to avoid anything that looks “off” in your food. Before learning about white blush, many parents—including moms—would discard these carrots out of caution. But now that we know better, it’s great to save those carrots and enjoy them without worry!
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### Bonus: Tips for Enjoying Baby Carrots
* Snack them raw with hummus or your favorite dip.
* Add them to salads, stir-fries, or roasted vegetable mixes.
* Blend them into smoothies for natural sweetness.
* Use white blush carrots just like fresh ones—no difference in taste!
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So next time you spot those white-coated baby carrots, remember: no need to toss! They’re perfectly safe, and with a quick rinse, you’re ready to enjoy their sweet, crunchy goodness.
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