Sentence examples for raw carrot from inspiring English sources

Seriously, a raw carrot grazed my ear.

A whole raw carrot is one thing, carrot batons another, and finely grated carrot something else altogether.

On a recent evening, it began with a drop of carrot purée under coins of raw carrot and carrot juice gelled into tiny spheres that evoked salmon roe.

Furthermore, she says, "chemically, there are more sugars in a raw carrot than in a boiled carrot", which will have leaked sweetness into the cooking.

Admirers of the description of Humboldt with a pretzel ("His lunch") must accept its origin, in "The Secret Agent," as the Professor's half-eaten raw carrot ("His breakfast").

You can apparently buy almost everything here, from the pixelated drawings of the Indonesian artist Oomleo to the fork you're using to eat raw carrot "spaghetti" in Mocha's cafe.

Result: nasty, raw carrots and parsnips.

There is no better use of raw carrots.

Boiling carrots, for instance, significantly increases measurable carotenoid levels compared with raw carrots.

The ordinary human being would sooner starve than live on brown bread and raw carrots.

Other good selections included a refreshing cucumber-onion salad, creamy coleslaw and spicy shredded raw carrots.