Fresh Shredded Collard Greens, 32 oz

I almost didn't buy these collards because of the reviews. I took a chance and boy am. I glad I did. These are the most convenient chopped collard greens, and there is a TON of them in this bag. I did not experience a lot of stems in the bag. I can tell you you'll get a whole lot more stems if you buy fresh leaves. I like to throw them in a crockpot with a big old smoked ham hock. Nothing better for seasoning beans or collards.

Everything went well everything was pleasant. The driver was friendly. She followed instructions. She came around to the back cause a lot of times people don't come to the back. They ignore it and I have a hard time getting out my front door, but everything was nice. She was very friendly and I'm satisfied with the quality of everything.

Wanted to check out bag collards instead of buying a bunch of greens and having to clean them and up them up. This was a time saver for me but I did wash them anyway. They cooked very evenly and it was so easy. The only thing that I saw was a bunch of stems and you can remove most of them by hand during the wash. I will be purchasing again but will definitely go and remove all those tiny stems before I cook them. Once seasoned they taste just like the regular collards that you cut up. This will be my go to for purchasing greens already cut and bagged.

These collards are always good, when I can get them, because more often than not, Walmart is out of them😔. Evidently a lot of us love them, so I would suggest that Walmart start ordering more of them, because we need our Collards😋. I have never gotten a bad bag. They are always fresh and will usually last for several days in the frig. But, I usually will buy 2 bags, if available, and cook them either in my pressure cooker or for several hours in slow cooker, with a ham hock or skins from smoked jowl bacon, onion, seasoned with salt, creole season and a little apple cider vinegar. I see where people talk about removing the pieces of stems, but I see no reason to do that, if they are cooked long enough. I even stir fry them sometimes in a skillet and the stems are edible that way too. The stems that are cut up and left in the bag are not the big tough parts but just the more tender veins that run through the leaves. These are so good for us and addictive if cooked right. I hesitate to leave such a good review because now they will be even harder to get! Please Walmart in Owensboro, Ky., buy bigger quantities of these, so they will always be in stock!

I didn't pay attention to the weight, just assumed that this was the same as any other bagged greens, so I bought three bags for delivery. haha I now have enough greens forever. There are a few tough stems and ribs, but they are easy to peel away. Collard greens require a long steaming to soften, but they are so worth it.They often seem to be out of stock, so you know it's a good product.

I like that they provide (in theory) a lot of calcium per serving. The downsides are that you can't eat them raw, and they take forever to cook. I minced them in a food processor and at them with a salad, and then I got a stomachache. I think the best way to deal with them is to put them in a slow cooker. As for flavor, they have none. They are like eating paper. You must bomb them with ungodly amounts of salt, hot sauce, or whatever else you can think of.

Collards were okay if you like STEMS more than the greens. The bag had so many stems it took forever to clean and separate. There were a lot of just pieces of stems and some were too thick to deal with. A little bit of stems is okay, this bag had way too many. Will not buy this or any pre-cut collards. I'll do the work with fresh leaves, since I had to pick through and separate stems from the pre-cut bag.

I didn't want such a big bag of collard greens. I use them for a small Japanese Water Dragon, 🐉 I have found ways to keep this fresh for about 3 weeks, so I do get an abundance. Plus, the rest of it that does get thrown away is very frustrating and sad. I do get my moneys worth

Today I received 2 bags that I ordered on line of these Robinson Shredded Collard greens I open an found the stems old brown an the tkaves turning yellow ,which let me know both bags were old, should have been pulled from the shelf,ato top it off Walmart would not Refund my pay of these unless I returned the bags back to the store?? that'was disappointing, since I ordered on line, cause I don't drive, so I didn't choose the bags my self only the brand,I'm not young woman, so therefore I didn't get a refund, an I'm sure no one was held accountable for these old greens that were delivered to me so that's 10 dollars I gave freely to Walmart and stuck with no greens for dinner I had planned,!!! BUT Who Cares About Anything Like That In The World We live In Today,?? Surely not Walmart Membership for 4-5 yrs or not

Can't review taste, texture, etc of greens. It was part of a delivery order. Shopper picked a bag that was dated that day...marked down. Wasn't cooking until 2 days later and that was when date was noted. Very disappointed! Greens were a little slimy and wilted. Integral part of our dinner was ruined. Don't understand shopping markdown food items for a stranger...not knowing when they plan to cook item.