If these are seedless then how do more of them grow? Wife likes them but tells me not to cut them up for some reason, not really sure what she does with them. Guess I’ll never know.

I love English cucumbers!! These are always wrapped meticulously. That helps them last longer. I love that they don’t have those huge hard seeds in them

Don't know if it is better to uwrap or leave wrapped, to refigerate or leave on the counter. In either case, I never get to use up a three pack befor they rot.

I get these just a snack on they're a good and calorie wise snack to eat when you just want something crunchy and I like that they're always fresh and I really like that they're individually wrapped

These used to be very fresh, but lately, probably for the last 6 months, they are most of the time, two out of three cucumbers in the package, are rotten!

Very good taste but within one week after purchasing and while still sealed in the plastic in the refrigerator vegetable drawer, one of the three cucumbers was rotted.

I have to check these carefully when I buy them because sometimes the ends will be soft and mushy. Cucumbers don't last long anyway, but if they are fresh, then they are very good and I like them overall the best of any brand.

Not a burp in a barrel of these thin skinned "English" cucumbers, which are decidedly less bitter than conventional cukes. I like to use these to make sour cream, Sam's Club sweet onion and cucumber salads among other things.

I love this as a late night snack. I normally pick my favorite cheese, dressing and crumble up 4 croutons. I let it marinate for a good 15 minutes and you are good to go when you are watching TV.

I have never bought these before this was the first time for me wow I couldn’t believe it they are amazing each one is rapped up to keep the fresh taste