We have purchased these types of pears for several years. If they ripen too quickly I cut them up & put in freezer bags. I make smoothies with them or make a pie. We enjoy their flavor & texture.

These are very good when they are firm, but Sam's keeps hiding the firm one and try to sell us the softer riper ones that are almost spoiled. They are of course more expensive now, so quality is important.

The pears were delicious. They ripened and were exactly as I had expected and hoped they would be. If you enjoy eating and sharing really good fruit, try the Pears at Sam’s!

The pears were delivered bruised and rotten. I attempt to request a refund and they asked us to mail the rotten pears back. Such an odd request for rotten food.

I tried the batch my mother purchased and they were juicy and delicious. I went to get my own batch and only got to eat about 2 before they turned ugly brown enough for me to throw out the rest so again waisted money

Most of these pairs were rotten the very next day after I purchased them. The few that weren’t were pasty and at best unremarkable

I’m So Very Disappointed! Maybe I’d Better Come Inside To Pick My Own Fruits Out. Curbside This Was A Big Fail For My Grandkids!!!

Orderd these for my children because they love fresh pears. I'm not sure who did the shopping for my delivery order but they actually picked up a batch of rotten pears to be delivered to my home. We had to throw out the entire batch! We couldn't eat any of them. If you looked closely each pear had little open brown holes on their surfaces. Not sure what the issue was because I order fresh fruit and vegetables regulary from Sams. This was the first time that this has ever happened.

Look great so I purchased they were very hard not a problem waited a day to eat and they felt perfect one bite did taste good the second No Brown inside cut them all in half and see picture of brown inside All were about one bite size and then mushy and brown

The title perfectly captures the predicament. I bought them thrice, hoping they ripen before spoiling. However, they consistently transform from hard and inedible to rotten. I’ve had enough of this.