I bought these grapes a month ago and I'm still eating on them because my family refuses to. They're full of SEEDS unlike the seedless red grapes I buy every week at Kroger. They're also OVERdosed with sulfur dioxide...if you buy these, be sure to wash thoroughly before eating. They're sweet and firm to the point of crunchy weeks after purchase, but I can only eat them by partly chewing them as I refuse to invest the labor to cut and de-seed these grapes.

These are the best grapes to buy year round. They stay firm in the refrigerator between each visit to Sams Club. I have not found grapes like this at any grocery store in our area. I?ve bought these several times with pick & pull and have never gotten a bad selection

Red grapes are typically guaranteed to have a sweetness that green grapes sometimes lack. Just be sure that you check the freshness of your grapes. Our newest container tastes like raisins and have turned soft quickly, meaning they were past their prime. Can I fault the workers that pulled my order? Maybe, or it's my own fault for relying on warehouse pickup for all my groceries. Regardless, check them.

The last red, seedless grapes I bought were a different brand. They were awful! Large, tasteless, and full of seeds! I will never buy that brand again. Plus, they cost $2 more! Total waste of money. Too lazy to return. I could have handled it if they hadn’t been full of seeds. I had to use a strawberry stem remover tool in order to eat them. Hardly worth the hassle since they were tasteless, as well.

These grapes used to be spot on every time. Lately, they are all mushy and rotten, and some of the packs are stuffed so tight that the grapes are smashed and can't get fresh air through them to keep them fresh before you buy them they are already bad.

I ordered these for a pick up. I should have know better. Usually the produce is really good when picked by employees, but there are a few things I like to pick out for myself. Grapes will be one of those items forever more. I had to throw half of them out they were rotten and the rest were so dirty it took multiple washings so they looked safe to eat. In the end finished up throwing away all but one small bunch. Very disappointed after the last box I had which were wonderful.

We picked up an order tonight and found that some of the grapes were mildewed and squashed when we got home. We live over an hour and a half away from Sam's Club so taking them back is not something we can do easily. I now know not to buy fruit from Sam's Club when doing a pick up order.

This is the 4th pack of grapes that are mushy and gross, that I have purchased within the last 2 months here. Not sure why I keep buying them, but I am done. For the price, I expect fresher grapes. The pack I bought yesterday went right into the compost pile - they are all mushy. My kids will not eat them. But elsewhere.

Be very careful when purchasing grapes with sulfur dioxide if you ha e any lung problems. It is very harmful to you. I always loved the grapes until they started putting sulfur dioxide/purchasing from sources that do. I had shortness of breath after eating and the taste different. I was able to return. I now check all fresh produce

I have tried purchasing red grapes over, but they continue to disappoint. This will be the last. When the package clearly says "seedless," they should not have several pits in every grape. Nobody wants to gut every grape to dig out the seeds and eat or serve to family/ children. The seeds are huge and extremely inconvenient and make what should be yummy grapes disgusting because you have the urge to want to spit them out. Find a different grape carrier, Sam's Club! You charge too much for something that's not worth eating.