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Kale

Leafy greens with a textured leaf and a distinct green flavour. Preparation changes the texture and intensity.

Fresh curly kale leaves arranged on pale stone; editorial ingredient illustration

Start with the leaf, then the preparation.

Kale is a leafy vegetable in the cabbage family. Curly and flatter-leaved varieties offer different textures. Fresh leaves, cooked greens and a blended ingredient each give a different experience. GREEN LIGHT pairs kale with kiwi, chenpi, hawthorn and apple.

Encuentra tu formato.

Fresh leaves

Choose a preparation for the leaf texture you enjoy, from finely cut greens to a cooked side dish.

Cooked greens

Cooking changes the texture. Use the time and method in a recipe rather than assuming all leaves behave alike.

Prepared green blend

A fruit-and-vegetable drink combines kale with other ingredients. Its formulation is distinct from fresh leaves.

A place to start.

Choose the leaves

Look for leaves in good condition without decay. Select the variety and size that suit your recipe.

Rinse and trim

Rinse leaves under running water. Trim thick stems if the dish calls for tender pieces.

Prepare to your taste

Try a small serving in a familiar cooked dish or salad recipe. Follow the pack for a finished green drink.

Fresh leaves and bottled blends differ

A green colour does not describe the full formulation. Use the ingredient list to understand the fruits, vegetables and botanicals in a blend.

What to look for.

Look at texture

Curly and flatter leaves can feel different. Choose based on the dish you want to prepare.

Store leaves cool

Refrigerate fresh greens and keep them from drying out. Follow the label for washed or prepared leaves.

Check the preparation

A ready-to-drink product has its own serving and storage directions.

Explore products with kale.

Read the full ingredients and preparation details on each product.

Keep exploring.

Juicy flesh, tiny seeds and a balance of sweetness and tartness. Ripeness changes the texture.

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