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Sweet, easy to peal

I peeled a cutie, and when i began to split it into its pieces for my toddler, i discovered mold in its center. i had to throw the whole bag away because there was mold in multiple cuties.

I'm obsessed with these! They're very easy and satisfying to peel. I like to keep the peels and dry them out and then I can add them to some boiling water and it makes my whole apartment smell like oranges. They're deliciously juicy and a great natural source of sweetness that I crave. I like to have one or two small ones with some vanilla yogurt in the morning. It taste like a creamsicle! Very easy to make different desserts with them. I've put them in my ninja creamy before. Me and my fiancé go through at least one of these big bags every week.

I bought these at my local Sam's Club. I am very glad that i did. I have a hard time finding good fruit and Sam's didn't disappoint with these. Like the title implies these are very sweet and juicy, much better than any navel oranges I have gotten at local grocery stores. Thanks Sam's!

So tired of these bad bags of produce. I keep saying I am not going to buy any more produce from Sam’s but I knew I would be using this bag for Team snacks the next day….what could go wrong. They were all dry. I stopped buying produce from Sam’s a year ago and this was my first purchase since then. I will continue to stay away. Items are either not fresh or are being frozen too much. I don’t know what it is but to be fair I have had to resort to Farmers Markets because it is trickling down to all grocery stores not just big box.

Normally these are great, but this particular bag was not good. The fruit was really small and soft. Some of them had already started rotting. I had to throw away almost half of the bag. Very disappointed. I did curbside pickup had I been in the store myself. I never would have bought these.

This was a store pick-up. I check produce closely. I had a lot of bad spots on the fruit. I had 2 with mold the day I got them home. I live 15 minutes from the store and went straight home. Spoiled quick. I had to throw out over 1/2 the 2nd day and I keep my home at 68 F 365 days/year. I moved them to the crisper drawer and still lost most.

Check the bags closely... I had a few mandarins in the bag that had mold on them. Noticed it the day after I got them. Needless to say the whole bag had to be thrown out as the mold spores most likely had already spread. This should never had been out on the pallet.