I picked up Organic Snipped Green Beans from Sam’s Club and was impressed by how fresh and sweet the beans tasted right out of the bag. They’re convenient, organic, and cook up tender-crisp — great steamed or sautéed as a side. Overall a solid, healthy everyday veggie option.

My first time trying these. I didn't use them all for one meal. I do feel you need to use them up as soon as you can as they will not last. I had to pick through them and cut off some of the ends and bad spots. I would use them again if I have a large gathering. For two people, it's too many.

I find these are hit or miss, but lately it’s been a miss. Beans turn brown after following microwave directions, some come out smoochy, hard or half cooked, are tough and stringy.

I enjoyed the flavor of these organic green beans and might consider buying them again. They were fresh, tender, and tasted great. My only complaint is that the 'strings' were not consistently removed from a lot of the beans. I often had to remove the fibrous strings during preparation, or worse, discovered them while eating. While the flavor was excellent, the inconsistent trimming was a big disappointing.

We found these beans to be pretty tasteless. We have tried cooking these like they do in the South, which we really love and have come up empty each time. Their beans are so delicious, and at some point we are going to figure out how they make them so delicious. Maybe it’s the way we cook them, but not big fans of these! You decide and let me know if you have that great southern recipe!

Over the past five purchases of your organic green beans (from three different store locations), I have consistently encountered the same serious quality issues: The beans are slimy with brown and gray rotting ends. Approximately one-third of the beans in each bag still have the stems attached. Despite the bags appearing acceptable from the outside, the contents are frequently spoiled, making a significant portion unusable. This consistent problem has eroded my confidence in the product, and I have regrettably decided to stop purchasing your organic green beans altogether.

Sam's club has been substituting Square 1 Farms green beans lately (May 2026) and they're HORRIBLE. I've had them do this on two home delivery orders, even though the website says you're ordering Perro Farms. Both bags of Square 1 beans were poor quality, loaded with brown spots, spoiled within a day of purchase and the few we were able to cook before they rotted lacked any flavor. 2nd bag arrived in such poor condition, I didn't even attempt to use them and returned them to the club the next day. (So much for saving a trip to the club by ordering home delivery!) I've stopped including them in my delivery orders. I visited the club this week and they do NOT have Perro Farms - only Square 1 - yet the website still says you're ordering Perro. I hope enough people will complain so they bring back Perro Farms. Meanwhile, be aware of this poor quality substitution.

Bought these on July 8 and planned to cook on July 11. Beans were rotting and covered in slime. Returning to Sam’s Club.

Did not last as long as advertised

They went bad faster than the date and I couldn’t use this bag at all