I thought they changed the packaging on this broccoli that I bought all the time,but it is a completely different product . They are not small florets anymore.They are big chunks and I don't like them at all.

The quality and flavor is great but the microwave time on the bag is way off. I have to do an extra 2 minutes or the broccoli is still frozen in the center. Other bagged broccoli I don't have the same issue.

Almost every bag 11 out of the last 16 drained w/more water than any brand I've purchased, including Great Value. On top of that, many of the bags gave my microwave a nice watering from leaking much!

This used to be great. They should rename this broco lot o water. Complete garbage now. Gone is wonderful, steamed broccoli, in its place is horrible cheap soggy crap. Don't waste your money, this is not the same product it used to be.

Used to love this. Had to quit buying it, as when you cook it a lot of it melts away into water. It's not worth it anymore, as you're really just paying for frozen water.

I was excited at first about the possibility of convenient broccoli but the very first florets I pulled out did have a maggot in it like another reviewer mentioned. Totally ruined my appetite.

I asked my husband to pick up broccoli. He purchased frozen rather than fresh from the produce department. This was soggy and tough. He will not make that mistake again!

The product is good but the packaging and steam cooking is not. I cook/steam in bags regularly and never have a puddle of water (1/4 C) remaining in the bag after cooking, except with this product. Today the seam split while cooking and the puddle of hot water poured out of the bag and onto the counter and floor. I will be returning to my Walmart Great Value steam-in-bag broccoli.

Why do companies always change something that isn't broken. These used to be good but ever since the new packaging they are horrible. They do not cook up the same. Some broccoli is brown or yellow, some bags have holes in them so they leak. Not sure what Members Mark is doing but their quality control has really gone down.

We've been buying the same/similar product for several years. The quality is typically good. Recently, my son indicated that he thought there was less in the bag. I got out the kitchen scale. Each frozen bag does in fact weigh a little over 16 oz. However, once you cook and drain, you're left with right around 12 oz. They must add water for the 'steam in bag' effect. I suspect they added more water with the latest revamp. From a value perspective, Sam's Club sells fresh broccoli for less per pound.