All were sour, yet had no true flavor. I ordered for curbside pick up. I think most all the produce I ordered was from the bottom of the barrel! I am a senior citizen on a fix income. I had to throw these products away meaning I threw money away.

These are great tasting most of the time. As with most fruit, the sweetness and flavor can be inconsistent. Even with a large family, we struggle to finish the bag before they start to go bad. Look for bags with larger, but less individual pieces of fruit.

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

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

They looked for the most part OK on the outside even though some had quite a bit of dark green that almost made them look like they were not ripe. But once you peel them open they were over ripe, most of them had mold in the inside center And were squishy.

A little sweet, a little tart and always juicy. Only gave it 4 stars because my last bag purchased (curbside pickup) seemed to be quite soft, almost half the bag had moldy little seed inside. I'll be sure to go in the store to pick my produce products to prevent this from happening again.

Flavor and quality varies with the season. I usually like these because they are easy to peel. This last bag was not. The flavor was OK but not as sweet as previoius. I have to buy them and open the bag to see what their quality is so it is always a gamble. Sometimes Sam's offers samples. That helps.

My kids like the pre packaged mandarin oranges in juice so I was trying to look for a more fresh alternative. I remembered these were great while I was growing up. However, I sliced the first oranges and it already had white mold. So I opened another one. The second one I noticed a strong smell right away and it had more white mold than the first one. Ended up trashing the whole bag. It sucks because these are usually so good.

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!

While 40% more expensive per pound than the non-club grocers, these mandarins are the ONLY mandarins I have found that were not picked while still green. Produce managers need to be knowledgeable about how to select citrus fruits. Citrus fruit DOES NOT ripen once it has been picked. Unripe citrus is NOT edible. In fact hog growers will tell you that unsold/uneaten unripe citrus isn’t even bought for or eaten by hogs.