There’s no doubt that greens are good for you. Collard greens in particular are filled with vitamins and minerals including Vitamins A and C, says Feller. On top of that, they’re a great source of iron and only one cooked cup will give you 32% of your daily fiber.
Fiber per serving: 8 grams per cooked cup
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