Glory Gluten Free Foods Seasoned Southern Style Collard Greens 27oz

Love the product usually, but cans arrived dented and therefore unusable.

You might want to tell whoever delivered this it’s sticking it in a chair in the front yard nowhere near my front door is unacceptable and if she’d come up to the door, she would’ve said I left her $20 tip. She missed out on next time bring it to my front porch, please.

These are absolutely the best can collards that I have ever found. They have a very good flavor to them. You can either doctor them up and add more. You know meat to them or use them as they are

I (and everyone in my family) agree with other reviews about it having too much salt and too much liquid smoke. Basically, you have to pour off all the liquid and then use your own stock or broth in order to tone down the saltiness/smokiness. Once you do that, these collard greens taste fine but it's annoying to have to waste part of what you're paying for AND pay extra to add your own stock/broth simply because Glory is much too heavy-handed with the salt and smoke. The other issue, which didn't exist in years past, but has now become an ongoing problem this past year is all the tough, inedible bits. And I don't mean just a little tough, I mean like bits of wood tough. In fact, the recent running joke when eating these has been that Glory must have started processing wood chip mulch inside the same factory as the collard greens and some of those wood bits are getting flung over into the collard production line. But joking aside, this recent ongoing problem isn't a joke. There are far too many of these woody bits creeping into every can lately and they are so hard/sharp some can puncture or cut your gums/tongue while chewing or scrape your throat when swallowing. That isn't an exaggeration; this has actually happened... several times from several different cans. I don't know what's happened to Glory's quality control this past year but if they don't improve it soon then, unfortunately, we're going to have to stop buying the brand.

Misleading vegetable collard greens contains pork ingredients. Should proviide a pork/meat free option clearly labeled for dietary law needs.

I love the taste, quality is great and I will buy again.

Very salty. Canned greens are not the way to go if you like your greens cooked a little firmer.

It’s a great save when guest get added to the invite lol

Delicious collard greens. I love the way they are seasoned. Family approved.

i love turnip and collard greens. this brand is awful because they add sugar. it totally ruins the taste.

good greens love them. i will buy again.

I did not know these were flavored with liquid smoke. My Mom used to make collards all the time but never used liquid smoke. Live and learn.

Believe it or not, my dog LOVES these Collard Greens. She's on a strict weight management regimen, but the vet said she can have green veggies along with her regular dry food. I was giving her canned green beans, but ran out so I tried collards. She went bonkers over them! I do rinse them to remove a little of the salt, but this is soooo much easier than cooking them for her myself. AND... her recent blood work shows that she's very healthy due to the iron and vitamins in collards. I'm a very happy consumer, thank you very much!