I have purchased the Avocados 5-count bag before. This batch had very large seeds. Not much fruit at all. I still recommend them. I thick slice them and quickly sear them with eggs.

Love avocados but this is Hit & miss sometimes .. sometimes they are all so good or sometimes a few are not, luckily it’s more often they are all good then not

Avocados were all green and good size. I normally am hesitant to purchase curbside because ripeness is important. I wasn't planning on using immediately so they were perfect.

The person that choose my avocados choose a really bad ones . Not happy at all wasted my money . I think if your buying fruit and vegetables is better to go inside they don’t pick good product . Don’t waste your money

Many are going bad on the inside (over several purchases). The other warehouse club has better avocados. I don’t know what’s with Sam’s with its avocado stock. With the price of avocados they better not be rotting inside.

Dont know what is up with the avocados this year but they were rotten and ended up throwing away two bags. Got them again two weeks later and the same thing.

Although the pricing can fluxuate wildly sometimes, we generally can expect great quality in the avocados from Sam's Club... not always true from other stores. And avocados are a staple in our kitchen.

I buy avacados at Sam’s most of the time when I’m there. Their avacados are less expensive than the grocery stores and I prefer avacados that are not ripe yet and then get one or two out of the refrigerator to ripen.

I started buying avocados at Sam's about a year ago. They are consistently the best avocados I have bought in town. All the avocados in a back are at a consistent level of ripeness, and I have never gotten a bad one.

These avacados from Peru were not up to Sams standards. Each avacado only ripened partially. Part was soft and part was hard. Even though they were not expensive, I would rather pay more for a sack of Mexican or American avacados.