I purchased two of the watermelons for Memorial Day when I say they were solid and sweet, they were solid and sweet. I am getting ready to order two more. I pray I get the same results that I did at first if not back to Sam's Club they go ,best this year.

Watermelon tasted like chemicals! Actually burned my mouth. My dog loves watermelon and she wouldn't even eat it. Also, I have several honeybee hives and usually, the bees would be all over it. I left the watermelon near the hives and not one single bee has been on it. Not even an ant, fly or any other kind of insect either. What kind of fruit are you selling???

We ate watermelon from Sam's Club over the weekend and it was very good. So, today we bought one at your west Knoxville store. It was NOT good at all! First of all it wasn't seedless and certainly wasn't tasty at all. I will end up tossing an $8 watermelon!

Worst watermelon I have ever purchased. These are sub standard second or third grade melons. Interior pulp was mushy and had a terrible taste. Wife had to throw it out. Recommendation go to a regular produce store to buy your melons and vegetables. Sam's Club is greatly lacking.

They are horrible bought two yesterday and they are full of veins can't even eat these don't waste your money I knew better this happened last year at least if I bought from Walmart near me I could return Sam's produce needs a wake up call because the weekend it's like they put all the junk that wasn't rotated during the week out or almost out of date.

this is the third or fourth watermelon I have bought that I have to trash I'd rather pay a few dollars more and get a good one you guys need to get a new vendor or something this is ridiculous I would like to be contacted and given my refund I have to go back out waste gas all to get another one for mother's Day garbage

I am disappointed with a recent watermelon purchase from Sam's Club. This is the third time I've encountered quality issues. Specifically: • Mislabeling: The unit was sold as seedless but contained numerous seeds. • Poor Quality: The texture was extremely mushy rather than crisp. • Flavor Profile: The fruit had a sour, fermented taste and an unpleasant aftertaste.

I am beyond disappointed and frustrated with the consistently poor quality of watermelons being sold at Sam's Club. Time and time again, the watermelons are either severely under-ripe, overly ripe, flavorless, mushy, or completely unfit for consumption. Customers should not have to gamble every time they purchase produce, especially when paying premium prices from a retailer of this size and reputation. What is most insulting is that consumers are left absorbing the loss. Instead of receiving fresh, high-quality produce, we are being sold products that often end up directly in the trash — wasting not only money, but also time and trust. This reflects a complete failure in quality control and raises serious concerns about the standards Sam's Club accepts from its produce suppliers. If growers cannot consistently provide quality produce, then Sam's Club needs to reevaluate who they are doing business with immediately. It is unacceptable for suppliers to push inferior or borderline-spoiled produce onto customers simply to recoup their own losses. Consumers should never be treated as a dumping ground for substandard products. I will no longer purchase watermelons from Sam's Club. Customers shop there expecting freshness, reliability, and value — not repeated disappointment and wasted money. A company of this magnitude should have far higher standards and far greater accountability when it comes to the quality of the food it sells. Customers deserve fresh, high-quality produce every single time, not excuses, inconsistency, and frustration. I wouldn't eat this if I were stranded in the desert.

Second watermelon purchase this year from Sam's. Both were terrible, though this was not soured like the first. I've learned my lesson not to buy watermelons from Sam's. I try once or twice a year and have never had a good experience. The first was sour/rotten. The last not sweet and the only thing to recommend it was it was $4 cheaper than the first one this year. First two picture April 19; second two, May 23. Their pineapples are amazing!

This watermelon was nasty. I asked Google why my watermelon was old and nasty inside because its only May andnit said May watermelons come from a greenhouse not a farm. My grandpapa always said never get a watermelon before the 4th of July..he was right.