Excellent product! Looks like it was made in a fancy restaurant. It brought the meal to another level. Not just florets that are old looking or fall apart after cooking but instead long beautiful pieces that cook up tender crisp abd are very fresh looking.

We eat a lot of Broccoli. In the past we would purchase fresh broccoli. On day I suggested to my wife that we should try the frozen one. We thought they were as good if not better than the fresh which you must eat before they look and taste old . Now we only eat the frozen and enjoy them anytime right out of the freezer.

Worth the buy. Comes with individual bags of broccoli for easy use and storage . Crunchy broccoli is a plus.

Very good broccoli with no stalks like other stores provide. Sam's Club has the best frozen vegetables.

Convenient individual packages and not full of all stem chunks like some of the frozen broccoli I've purchased elsewhere.

Convenient way to cook broccoli! Love the easy to use individual packets. Broccoli quality is pretty good. Would like there to be a better ratio of florets to stems but this is true of any frozen broccoli I have ever bought. This item is definitely my favorite choice for frozen broccoli!

I bought this for a recipe that called for 1lb of broccoli. I had to use 1 1/2 bags to get to the pound. Also the florets were huge. I guess that's good for some people, but wasn't good for me. I needed something chopped a little smaller that wouldn't take 3 bites to consume 1 floret.

Seems quite a bit less than a pound after cooking, am guessing it is frozen after being loaded with water for weight purposes. Flavor is bland.

I have been getting these broccoli florettes for years and they’ve been great, until now. They didn’t have any for a couple weeks, and when they got them again, the packaging was different, no big deal. So I bought two big bags of them. When I cooked a package, I dumped out 6 ounces of water. From a 16 ounce package of vegetables I wound up with 9.6 ounces, another time it was 10.4 ounces. That’s ridiculous. So I won’t be buying these again until they go back to how they used to be. I buy a 12 ounce bag at Aldi and I wind up with 10.6 ounces, 10.4 ounces of broccoli And I only pay $1.09 a bag. I used to get like 14 ounces out of the old Sam’s Club broccoli bags. I hope they fix it.

This used to be a good product that I purchased regularly for years. I had to return the first bag since the packaging change because some of the broccoli was brown and looked like it had thawed and then refroze. I bought a second bag that looked a little better but all of the pieces were covered in ice. The taste and texture was poor. I'll be buying my broccoli elsewhere until Sam's gets this straightened out.