I bought this bag realizing they were nit Halos or Cuties. They are as hard to peel as Valencia oranges, dry, very little taste, and quite a few seeds. Should have known better.

These used to be really great, but over the last couple of months the bags I have purchased have had really dry oranges. They also tend to get moldy really quick, even if I keep them refrigerated.

I just purchased a bag of the clemetine oranges on 5/18/17 and they have no flavor at all. They looked normal but clearly must be past season, very disappointed.

These are absolutely delicious! Not filled with all those thick fibers you find in the ones at local grocery stores. Very juicy and easy to chew. LOVE LOVE LOVE

Usually these are very good and sweet. Lately we are getting more and more over ripe & nasty ones. Some are almost hollow inside the skin is so loose & the fruit is withered up or all mush.

Got them home and noticed a few were starting to mold. So far we've thrown 5. The remaining ones have been flavorful, but too expensive so I won't buy them again.

These do taste good but I aways end up finding smashed, rotten, or old beat up ones in the bag. Usually 3-4 per bag. A store dealing with bulk should take better care of the delicate items they offer.

The fruit I bought had NO taste whatsoever... it was as though I was chewing wet paper! I gave these to friends and family for Christmas. To those recipients, so sorry!

I bought this 2 weeks ago; packaging stated "easy peel seedless"; distributed by Sealed Sweet; product of Chile. 12-15 seeds per orange; not as sweet or easy to peel as Halos.

Awful quality lately. Used to be great, never a let downc. Last several times (I should have given up a while ago), they either taste terrible and/or the bag is already half bruised. Giving up on these.