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Available package weights shown in the listings include 9 oz, 10 oz, 10.8 oz and 12 oz.

Listings show spinach in several forms, including chopped, whole (leaf), cut and cut-leaf.

Common instructions include microwaving the bag (microwave-in-bag directions), heating on the stovetop, or steaming in a microwave-safe dish.

Microwave times in listings are around 6 minutes (generally under 7 minutes). Stovetop times are typically about 9 minutes, with some instructions up to just under 12 minutes.

Listings call out nutrients such as magnesium, folate, manganese and vitamins A, C and K; several specifically list spinach as an excellent source of vitamin A.

Many listings state 'no preservatives' and no artificial flavors or colors; some also note non-GMO status or are described as frozen without preservatives.

Some options are creamed or lightly sauced, and there are steam-in-bag grain-and-vegetable blends that pair spinach with ingredients like seasoned quinoa, couscous, tomatoes, peas and chickpeas.

Results include several items labeled non-GMO and at least one listing identified as USDA certified organic.

Review summaries frequently highlight convenience, noting these items are microwaveable, quick to prepare and easy to use.

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