The Brand of avocados that Sam's club buys are the best. I've yet to ever get ones that are gross inside like from other places. I do let them rest on the counter until they've ripened and then I throw them in my fridge and they last for a very long time! I also only ever eat half of it at a time. I keep the pit in one side and throw it in a ziplock bag and it stays nice for a time.

Absolutely never buy avocados at Sams Club if they are grown in Peru. They are hard as rocks and will not ripen on the counter, putting them in a bag I have tried everything and literally have thrown over 20 avocados in the last 5 weeks in the trash. They will rot inside before they ever ripen.

I’m really disappointed with the avocados I recently purchased from Sam’s Club — and unfortunately, this isn't the first time I've had this issue. The quality has been consistently poor. The avocados don’t ripen evenly at all. Some parts remain rock hard while others spoil and turn black almost instantly. Even when they seem ripe, the texture is off — either mushy or impossible to cut through. The seed doesn’t come out easily either, which is unusual for ripe avocados. It's incredibly frustrating to spend money on a product that should be fresh and healthy, only to end up throwing most of it away. I expect better quality, especially when buying in bulk. Please take a closer look at your suppliers or storage process. Something is clearly off.

The last avocados we got from Sam's were HORRIBLE. They were Peruvian avocados and although they looked like the Mexican ones, they were NOT even close in quality and taste. They were a bland, pale green and brown mash of goo and had none of the creamy, oily, delicious consistency of the Mexican Haas avocados. Sam's, PLEASE DO NOT sell these poor avocado substitutes! THEY SUCK!

last time avocados were not great, hesitant to buy again but these were good

They will ripen in a few days.

great product would recommend to others.

None paying members taking up parking space and creating long lines at cafe

Too ripe, too quick threw half away

Really good big avacados. In various levels of ripeness. When I need one, one is ready to eat.