Germinated carrots are edible. Carrots do not produce harmful substances after germination. However, after the carrot germinates, it will distribute its own nutrients to the germinated part, which will lead to the decrease of nutrients in the carrot itself. It is suggested that the sprouted parts should be removed before eating the sprouted carrots. However, it is recommended to use unsweetened carrots for better nutrition.

Carrots can be eaten when germinated, and there is no toxin. Carrots are rich in nutritional value, vitamins and some trace elements. Carrots can still be used after germination, because they will not produce some harmful substances. Eating more carrots at ordinary times can also protect eyesight, supplement rich vitamins and improve constipation.