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who sells spring greens that aren't manky?

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Anyone know of a supermarket selling spring greens that are fit to eat?

Sainsburys and Tesco seem to sell stuff that is going off at the moment.......
 
I shopped on line this week and Sains said spring greens not available. Real pain isn't it.
 
I wish I knew! Our Sainsburys didn't have any Spring Greens so I bought a bag of Kale but that's mainly for the GPs. I'm going to have a look in the Co-op tomorrow.
 
They disappear at this time every year don't they, so much for 'spring' greens. I've been doing a mix of waitrose baby leaf greens (twice the price for half as much) and normal cabbage.
 
Stator said:
Anyone know of a supermarket selling spring greens that are fit to eat?

Sainsburys and Tesco seem to sell stuff that is going off at the moment.......
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try marks and spencers you may pay alittle more but worth it, I got bag the other week it lasted a while for one rabbit, staying fresh
 
tonibun said:
I wish I knew! Our Sainsburys didn't have any Spring Greens so I bought a bag of Kale but that's mainly for the GPs. I'm going to have a look in the Co-op tomorrow.
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In my local Co-op earlier in the week they had them ready chopped, no 'ordinary' ones. I was going to buy them, even though they were expensive, but the queue of 15 people, with one serving, changed my mind. And they say to use your local shops :roll: Nowhere to park and not enough people serving.:roll:
 
I get sweetheart cabbages from Tesco for my four. They love it. Hand picked grass too.
 
I buy the sweetheart cabbages from ALDI they're usually 49p each. I also buy bags of kale. My buns love them. Spring Greens give my old girl, Ginny, a funny tummy. I only buy them occasionally.
 
Local farm shops may have a better supply, but it is the end of the cabbagey season. We have just cleared all our overwintered ones from the allotment to make way for seeding the next lot.

I got some decent spring greens from Lidl last week.
 
Aldi! And they like their cavolo nero kale, veg always seems fresh from the one I shop at :)

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Babsie said:
In my local Co-op earlier in the week they had them ready chopped, no 'ordinary' ones. I was going to buy them, even though they were expensive, but the queue of 15 people, with one serving, changed my mind. And they say to use your local shops :roll: Nowhere to park and not enough people serving.:roll:
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I've bought the ready chopped a couple of times recently when I couldn't get the whole leaves. I am going to pop down shortly!
 
I also agree about Asda, occasionally they aren't quite as good as normal, but 9 times out of 10 they are really good and last quite a while :)
 
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