I used to always buy avocados from sams club since they were one of the few places that carried one from Mexico. However now they are bringing ones from Peru which taste and feel totally different. I'm not sure if grocery stores are able to source them cheaper from Peru and Chile(which doesn't make since b/c those are much further from the US). But I would much rather pay a little more for something that actually tastes good. I guess the search continues....

Never ripened!!!

Very ripe

Way overpriced!!

had them delivered and all 5 are almost guacamole...soft and brown inside....called Customer Service and the representative barely spoke or understood English...she told me she couldn't re-deliver or credit my account....that's not good business practices....dont buy these online....only in person.

At the first of the season, the avocados were huge, beautiful and well worth the price. However, as the season has gone on, the quality has decreased. We buy at lease one bag a week, sometimes two a weel. While supplies do change, the quality standards should be held the same when the same price will be charged. That has not happened at our Sam's. The avocados have varied a great deal in size, having gone from only one fits in your hand, to being able to fold my hand around them (but they added one more to those bags, it seemed - we had a couple bags with six instead of five). The last two bags brought home were VERY disappointing. All the avocados were at the completely ripe point, and had to be dealt with immediately, instead of enjoying them throughout the week. There were several with bad spots as well, which has not been the case at the start of the season. Not sure what they are doing with the avocados, but the quality is varying a great deal, which is something the produce manager should be on top of to assure customers get a good product for the premium price they are paying.

I've been purchasing these avocados for years, and they had been one of top five my staple buys at Sams. Not anymore. They are now from Peru and not Mexico. I had to toss out all 5 avocados. They went from being unripe (hard and lumpy) to rotten. The mid-ripe avocados had sections that were hard and sections that were brown. No middle, avocado goodness middle ground! Unfortunately, I had ordered pick-up. If I had seen them in the store as "Peru" I would not have purchased them. Buyer beware.

These avacados recently are different than what we had in the past. Seems like they are picking them early and freezing them or something. They don't ripen normal and they are not worth buying because you'll waste the whole bag. I've bought at least 7 bags in the last 6 weeks. All have been the same.

Soft and black

Rotten