What Twitter Said: Whole Foods Wants You to Put What In Your Collard Greens?

The best reactions to the grocer's misguided recipe.

Don't Mess With a Good Thing - This weekend, upscale grocer Whole Foods Market tweeted out a recipe for collard greens that Black Twitter giving side-eye and a whole lot more. The company posted a picture of perfectly good cooked collards mixed with — wait for it — peanuts, and something that looks like cranberries. Like Miley Cyrus twerking and Chet Haze rapping, Black folks made it clear they are not here for this egregious act of cultural appropriation, especially since Whole Foods paired the pic with the caption, "How to cook collard greens." Wrong move, divas. Here are some of the most hilarious reactions from Twitter:(Photo: Whole Foods Market)
With a Side of Cornbread - Wonder what they'll do to mess up fried chicken?(Photo: Charles Wade via Twitter)
Us Too... - Stick to kale and quinoa, Whole Foods.(Photo: Honey Brown via Twitter)That Would Be Scary - Will Madea join them?(Photo: Keity Rich via Twitter)

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Don't Mess With a Good Thing - This weekend, upscale grocer Whole Foods Market tweeted out a recipe for collard greens that Black Twitter giving side-eye and a whole lot more. The company posted a picture of perfectly good cooked collards mixed with — wait for it — peanuts, and something that looks like cranberries. Like Miley Cyrus twerking and Chet Haze rapping, Black folks made it clear they are not here for this egregious act of cultural appropriation, especially since Whole Foods paired the pic with the caption, "How to cook collard greens." Wrong move, divas. Here are some of the most hilarious reactions from Twitter:(Photo: Whole Foods Market)

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