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canned carrots? why? aren't carrots like 10-20 cents a piece, the can it self costs more
Biggest bag of carrots for like 5 bucks. Baby carrots have increased in price a lot though. They're like twice as expensive as they used to be.
Bag? I think that's where you went wrong. You gotta buy them by the kilo, not prepackaged.
In American stores the big bulk carrots come in a huge bag and those are the cheapest.
In the US, depending on the store carrots might be sold in bunches placed into loose unsealed plastic bags (and priced by weight) I can't find any photos of this practice in a quick search, but I suspect its more for branding reasons than anything
Carrots are the new eggs.
some people are disabled and can't process their own food
And they last longer.