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Vom violetten Wildkraut zum orangefarbenen Liebling.
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Originally not orange
The first carrots from the region of present-day Afghanistan were purple or white. The familiar orange only arose through centuries of breeding – according to legend in honour of the Dutch House of Oranje. Today carrots once again come in all colours.
Sweet from the earth
Carrots like a loose, stone-free soil so that they grow straight. Those who sow thinly harvest even, crunchy roots – raw, cooked or as the sweet base of many dishes.