This was the first time that I bought Sam's Clubs green beans, I will be buying their again. These were like a snap bean, not a string bean. I am not a fan of string beans; these were like the green beans I was raised on. My husband even commented on how good these were.

These green beans are really tasty and nice quality. I was a little worried we wouldn't be able to finish the bag before they started going bad, but they stayed fresh longer than I expected.

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.

Delicious and so easy to make. Pre-washed and trimmed, so I made in bag in micro and delicious. So good, went back last week and bought a second bag for a party. These I sauteed in olive oil, added pepper, garlic, onion powder and sesame oil. Nine guests and they ate the entire bag. Took about 10 minutes. Best fresh beans I have ever tasted.

My new favorite vegetable at Sam's. I didn't microwave them but cooked on the stove top. They are delicious!

Green Beans very fresh already cleaned. Just wash and snap for use. Made red potatoes and Green Bean side dish.

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.

Bad quality, green beans were slimy and inedible when received. I will only purchase dry goods and frozen items for delivery going forward. Fresh items always seem to be expired, or very near expiration, leaving no time to enjoy. The returns process is punitive towards customers, requiring items be returned in person. If I had time to hang out at Sam’s, I wouldn’t need the convenience of delivery.

These beans were very tough. I slow cooked them for over 2 hours on the stovetop and never could get them to a point of being tender enough to eat. I'm not sure why but they were tough and chewy. Maybe old or left on the vine too long, but I will not buy these again.

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.