I buy these as they are less mishandled by ignorant and careless retail workers. 99% of avocado issues are caused by bruises from retail workers throwing these rather delicate fruits around. There was a rather extensive Australian study which confirmed this. (Search YouTube) A moderate bump of the fruit will result in a dark bruise in a couple of days and ultimately result in a mostly inedible fruit. Also an avocado with the stem end still attached will be superior to those that do not have it as when the stem end is lost the fruit will darken at that end as oxygen penetrates. These bagged avocados have proven to be a better purchase even though I can sometime find some a few cents less, the bagged units have suffered less handling trauma at point of sale. To this end, I once yelled at a Sam's employee slinging bags of avocados, carelessly and roughly to consolidate boxes. I don't think this imbecile understood nor cared about the damage he was doing. In that, he is typical of the low care and lack of training of point of sale employees, whether Sam's Club or elsewhere.

It is easier to buy the avocados by the bag. A bag stops other customers from handling individual avocados. It is much more sanitary. Once we take the avocados out of bag, they are placed in a bowl until the avocados feel soft. Now each avocado is wrapped in aluminum foil. The avocados are then put into the refrigerator until ready to use.

Healthy for less. Bulk purchase makes this an economical choice for adding fresh avocado to the menu. Add it to shakes, slice it for soup or salad, smash it for dip or topping, just a great choice. Buy when not quite ripe to have them last all week. Buy ripe to make a dip, sauce, or fresh avocado pico!

These are usually my favorite avocados. They are consistently good if you give them the time to ripen. In the last two weeks I've been noticing they seem out of season, the flavor and texture are not as good and they get grey streaks in them. I'll just be holding off for awhile before buying them again.

I was a little disappointed they were all so right already that I had to put them in a plastic container in the fridge right away so I could get as long as I could use out of it it actually doesn't let it ripen all the way and it doesn't turn brown just a little hint

Love these avocados! When I purchase avocados elsewhere, they go bad quickly and have to be thrown out. But at Sam's they stay fresh for a long time. When they ripen, i put them in the fridge and they last over a week! They are extra large and very tasty too!

Hard to find good quality avacodos, especially consistently. The price jumped up quite a bit recently. They used to b under $1 each only a few months ago. As long as price stays the same for a few years, I’d def recommend them to others and continue to give them a 5/5 stars!

Unfortunately, you can’t see under the skin of an avocado. The last bag of these that I bought from Sam’s were great. However I have also purchased avocados from Sam’s that were bruised and black inside when cut open and had to be discarded. I attribute part of this to other Sam’s shoppers who think they can toss bags of this fragile fruit around while they look for the perfect bag. They just cause bruising to the avocados, even when the fruit is hard.

I don't know why, but I have the worst luck with avocados. When I order them, they come really fresh and green. Whether I leave them out on the counter or put them in the fridge to make them last longer, they always ripen really fast and all at once, to where when I cut them open they are too ripe/bad to use. Could be user error, but unfortunately these all go bad every time I get them before I can actually enjoy one.

Very disappointed in this batch (net) of avocados from Peru. Purchased on 28 August and it was 12 September and ALL avocados were so rock-hard that could use them to break windows... Not a single avocado was edible, opened all of the and the pulp was hard as if they were still 2 months away from being ripe. Cannot recommend as this is the 2nd time this happens to me.