According to the National Carrot Museum in the United Kingdom, the first carrots did not resemble what we see today. These vegetables were originally purple or white, with a thin root. The orange carrots we know and eat today are the result of a genetic mutation that occurred in the late 16th century and triumphed over the original colour.
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