Absolutely love broccolini and the fact that they are organic makes it even better. So glad Sam’s club caries this product. I always have it in my fridge.

Excellent veggies, very little trimming required and cooked up nicely. I especially like them when making east coast roast pork sandwiches because for whatever reason, no one in CA carries broccoli rabe and this is the closest thing to it...and please don't say it's the same thing or the same as broccolini because it's not...but all are pretty darn close when used in a roast pork sammich!!

So nice looking and taste even better

This is fresh and tasty and cooks quickly. These are meant for those who eat the entire piece, not those who cut and discard half of the plant. I use a sauté pan with a little water and drop of oil, until bright green flashes and then add oil or butter and sauté a few more minutes. The problem is massive amounts of plastic.

didn't last as long as expected although very good

I am a big fan of baby broccoli and broccolini. Lately the quality at Sam's Club is not very satisfying. When I bought it, I looked through a lot of packaging and they were all the same and dated the same. Because the quality decreased, and the price is increased. I lately switched my shopping a lot from Sam's Club to Aldi.

Very disappointed 😞 i was ready to cook them 4 days after i bought them only to see that the expiration date had me beat by 2 days! They expired 2 days after they were delivered on May 21, 2025. 1 of the drawbacks of having your food delivered 😠

There was too much moisture inside the box, the whole underlayer was black and slimy. The cold storage room was just too cold for most of the produce in there

This 1 pound package replaced a 1.5 pound package of non organic aspabroc. This product is thick and woody and doesn't steam as well as the product it replaced. It uses much more packaging material (waste). Previous item was simply bagged.

It's awful because I was in a rush when I bought it so I didn't check it carefully.