Do you buy bagged salads or greens?

The other day I bought a bag of baby kale only to discover it slimy and stinky, never again. I had forgotten a friend from EP got horribly ill from a bagged salad. Buyer beware!

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SW-User Best Comment

Yes, but I've experienced the same thing. If you poke holes in the bag, it will sometimes last longer. I use a blue apple filter in my crisper drawers. They work pretty well.

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Grateful4you · M

@SW-User Nice suggestions but once turned off, just won't try again. Going to regular produce dept. and buy fresh Kale and my other greens hon!

SW-User

@Grateful4you I understand! Slimy, smelly greens are awful!

Travelbug · 56-60, F

I don't like bagged salads and greens. I buy a lettuce and other greens like broccoli and asparagus

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Travelbug · 56-60, F

@Grateful4you interesting. Why do you live in the desert?

Grateful4you · M

@Travelbug Because I got tired of cold and blizzards in the midwest, I live above Palm Springs and It's a nice city. We also have Joshua Tree national park a world reknown place for repelling and stargazing.