I've bought this item many times,but the last time. Stems still on the pods if I wanted to prep them myself I would have gone to the farmer's market. Cooked up with unchewable fibers. Not happy at all had out of town guest

These are sooo good! Ready to eat from the bag or I put them in a large fry pan with some water and steam them a bit. I use salted butter and they are the best! I've never purchased a bad bag of these.

Do not last, hardly ever makes it to the expiration date. Lasts about two days after purchase. If you are very very lucky you can make it to the expiration date.

Very fresh didn't have to do much to them but Frank's done if I wanted to if you want me to park a little bit of ham a little potatoes and some seasoning and it's a good old southern vegetarian meal except for the ham I will buy it again

They were fresh and tasted good. And this size was good for our 2 member family. I can’t buy onions at Sam’s, for example because we don’t use the 10lb bag quick enough.

These are really good quality green beans. I could eat the whole bag alone. We add minced garlic and butter. I sautée/steam them in a pan got about 7-10 minutes. I would enjoy them with every meal.

I bought a bag yesterday. I was going to eat them yesterday, but found them to be slimy. I threw the whole bag in the trash. They aren't always this bad.

The string beans were spoiled right out of the bag. If there was a zero 🌟 i would give it. And this is not the first time either. Other vegetables and fruits spoiled witin 1-2 days of purchasing them.

These Green beans went bad before the use by date. They were opened, some used and sealed properly. I would suggest only buying if you are going to use right away or freeze what you don't use for later use.

Sam's has had a range of green beans that vary in quality but these are the best green beans by far. It says they are ready to eat but I cut them to about the same length and rinse before microwaving them in a dish and NOT in the bag.