Guest guest Posted September 19, 2003 Report Share Posted September 19, 2003 Rhonda, Carrots should be stored at 40 degrees Fahrenheit with air circulation. i.e. better out of those packets. In fact nearly all vegetables will keep for weeks in these conditions especially if there is no temperature fluctuation. Easy really because most refrigerators run at about that temperature. Peter Rhonda [rcofresi] 17 September 2003 20:46 rawfood [Raw Food] Juice Fasting Hi everyone! I am still in my first month of raw food, and decided to start my first juice fast a few days early. I wasn't hungry when I woke up yesterday (rare for me) and I had all my produce ready, so I decided I would start immediately. I started with filtered water, and thought I'd have my first juice when I felt hungry. That wasn't until late afternoon! I had 2 glasses of carrot/kale/cucumber juice last night. This morning I was not hungry, but I started with an 8 ox grapefruit juice at 10:00. I am really excited about juice fasting, and am anticipating detox symptoms to start any time. I am planning a 2 week fast, but may extend it up to 4 weeks if I am still feeling great about not eating. I live in a small community with NO organic food available at the local store. I talked to the produce manager and he ordered organic carrots for me. I asked for 20 pounds to start, but their supplier only ships it in 24- 2lb bags. I took the whole 48 pounds. I have an extra fridge in our cabin (on the same property), so I put most of it there. Any suggestions on how to keep carrots fresh for a while would be greatly appreciated! I also bought some parsley as I read it has anti-inflammatory properties. Has anyone tried parsley for this before? I went off all of my medications for the fast, and have herniated discs in my back. I haven't been able to miss my Naprosyn for 3 years without severe pain, but I'm hoping to control the inflammation naturally. Thanks for all the advice and encouragement this group provides! Rhonda Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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