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That even looks tasty :chef:
What are Collards?
Originally posted by SharkfinUK:
Collards. Sometimes the leaves are so large they look prehistoric.Collards are usually purchased in a unit of measurement called a "mess." "Get me a mess of collards while you are out."Don't quote me on that. :whistle: