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Friday, August 26, 2022

Kale? Must be more Californians in the Nashville are than I thought

MT. JULIET, Tenn. (WKRN) — What would you do if 2,000 pounds of kale appeared on your doorstep? One Mt. Juliet farm gave it away for free Thursday. 

Sarah Dobson, who is married to the owner of Dobson Farms told News 2 the more than 300 crates of kale were meant for a salad-making company in Smyrna, but when they arrived, they were turned away because of the temperature. 

“We got a phone call from a semi-truck driver who said he had about 11 to 13 palettes that were rejected because they were about two degrees too cold,” Dobson said.

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They'd have probably mobbed the place if it was tofu.