Always check and wash your oranges when you get home. There is ALWAYS at least 2-3 rotten or soon to be rotten in the bag. If you leave in counter for a couple of days it will spoil the entire bag. Ive been shopping here for years and this is consistently the case.

We frequently purchase these because they are easy to peel and convenient for snacking on-the-go. Sometimes I’ll end up with a bag that has a few which are almost spoiled, but we check for those and eat them first. Most of the time they are flavorful and sweet, but occasionally there are some that end up bland and almost dried out inside. Just be mindful how you store your produce and eat/use the ones first which feel like the peel is loose and easy to remove. I think the quality has varied due to supply chain disruptions, but overall these will not disappoint.

I will not be purchasing Clementine oranges this way again. I noticed the condition of these shortly after bringing them home, and noticing them leaking and dripping off of the counter. Some of them were green and moldy upon peeling. We ended up throwing much of them away because we didn't want to face the nasty interiors again.

Great for snacks or for marinating steak, chix or shrimp for fajitas! I made a refreshing citrus drink with 5 Clemintines, a lime and one lemon. Poured over ice cubes and mint leaf and had to make more throughout the day for three people. I have a countertop ice maker and loved the unique shapes of ice with this special drink! No sugars added. Very healthy.

I hated oranges until these came along. Now I MUST have one every day. They even come in their own little biodegradable wrappers. They’re healthy for us and the environment. They’re easy to transport. Definitely one of the “perfect” foods in my book.

Surprise you get what you pay for these little friends look so beautiful in their back you look around your search they’re so beautiful of course you’re gonna grab the back of your choice. Well, this time the bag we grab out of the entire bag we found two fruit that was very delightful, but it’s not the stores fault. It just were not sweet with those I think you’re like playing Russian roulette so we keep playing what they were what they were

Delicious sweet and tangy. Size is right for a snack or salad option. This year some Mandarin oranges have been either tasteless or slightly bitter and very pithy instead of sweet and delicious. The ones I've gotten at Sam's have been exceptionally good. Recommend highly

This is The second bag of mandarins that I have bought within the last two weeks, apparently this particular Sams Club freezes these mandarins and they put them out to sit out in the store. They turn soft and mushy, and and they rock very quickly. I mentioned this to the Sams Club associate at the return desk and she didn’t seem too concerned about the issue. That’s really sad. My brother retired from Sams Club in Texas after 20 years, it’s a shame to see The lack of concern

I did NOT know that these sweet, succulent mandarins are VERY similar to my favorite, tangerines. I LOVE them cannot be said enough. I keep these in stock (4 bags @ a time) for friends, family & grandkids. I don't believe you can get enough vitamin C & these are just right with breakfast, lunch, dinner or snack (anytime). In fact, when I would pick up my grandkids (6 & 8) from school (after school care) they would always ask (as soon as they got in the car) for @ least 2 halos, EACH. When they spent the night with us they would rather have that than a sugary snack/dessert like candy!

Bland & flat and virtually juiceless. The quality of natural tasting fruits has been compromised with the genetically modified variety. Sam’s Club has deviated from its mission completely to serve their members with quality foods. And the prices are outrageously sky high! Shame on your Buyers! They’ve sold their soul in the name of profitability & personal gains. 😡🥺🧐🤨