I purchased these items online to pickup next day. My husband (being a man) just picked it up and left the store so that I could cook dinner. As I proceed to start pouring the greens in the pot, I noticed the SMELL. I immediately knew they were bad so I looked at the date... SELL BY APRIL 13TH (I ordered on April 20 and pickup was April 21). NASTY, STANK & MOLDY in the middle of the bag. That means a Sam's WORKER picked up a PERISHABLE item & gave it to a customer without even looking at the expiration. YUCK

I was so disappointed in the amount of stems that were in the bag. I throw out what seemed 1/3 of the bag, all stems. It was as if the portion in my bag came from the bottom of the barrow. How do you figuar that people would wanted as many steams as greens.

This package has a lot of heavy stems in it and even after picking them out, it was a lot of Collard Geens to cook down. I used a Southern recipe to cook them for our New Year's Day dinner and ended up with several small batches that I froze. I may be the only one eating them.

The collards were very tender and had great flavor.

I just rinsed once to check out the dirt, they were clean

Collard greens

It was very good. But the stems were very hard to cook/eat. I had to pick stems out before cooking.

Other prepackaged greens are filled with stems and brownish/yellowish leaves, but not these! This bag is packed with hearty whole greens cuts that are fresh and tasty!

Not as good as fresh from the garden but great in the winter as a fresh green.

To many large stems in the bag