They were hard as rocks and then the next day bruises all over them. Had to throw them all away. What a waste of money.

These are NOT the same peaches Sam’s has sold in the past. The box is the same. The flavor is bland—poor flavor. I’ve bought two boxes in 3 weeks. Both were poor. They ripen and are mushy.

They look beautiful outside; but most are brownish inside; not juicy either. I threw away several. It is out of season already; I will not buy it next year after mid September.

Unfortunately, these peaches were hard when i bought them, and after they softened, they weren't moist. They were dry and tasted bad. I threw them out after trying two of them.

The 2 out of 10 peaches were delicious. The other 8 were rotten, bruised + looked like Ace Ventura delivered them. I emailed Sam's twice with no response. I get Sam's pickup, which I love, but the chance you take with beat up fruit is the price you pay when you can't choose it yourself.

Have been purchasing flats of white peaches all summer and they have been delicious. Purchased white peaches again for the past two weeks expecting the peaches to be edible or at the least, worthy in flavor of throwing in a smoothie. Unfortunately, the box purchased week two was the same as the week before; they were mealy and tasteless and it was very disappointing. Going for “out of season”, pass.

why sell items that are not suitable to eat if they've are burst open and exposed.. someone is being paid to select rotten produce?! premium membership is paid for a reason if I am unable to go in-person I want to take advantage of my membership fee for door delivery .. but please do a better job in-store

Good peaches—the white fleshed I have bought twice— and the yellow fleshed I have bought twice— and both times the yellow peaches were far more flavorful than Sam’s white fleshed peaches. They both are very large peaches and come well packed in a sturdy box, each peach carefully separated by being placed in a handy molded liner on the bottom of the sturdy box separating and protecting each peach from bruising the others. Apparently, yellow fleshed peaches are just naturally more tangy, more juicy, and punch, Containing more of the expected flavor than the white fleshed peaches do. It was not just due to my buying two boxes of white fleshed peaches from the same poor harvest because there was years between my buying the first white fleshed box and the second white fleshed box. Until someone changes my mind on my opinion of the white fleshed peaches, I am going to select only the yellow since I don’t want to have to eat a whole box of flatish-tasting white peaches. The yellow are yummy.

These peaches were a hit or a miss. Before when I’ve purchased these, all of them were amazing and tasted ripe and consistent across-the-board. Also, all of the peaches were the same and look and type. Unfortunately, it appeared, as if a few of the peaches were not even the same brand of peaches. every one of them were tart, and a few of them were not even the white peaches as advertised on the box.

Normally, I'd give them 5 stars. The texture was completely wrong. It was quite obvious the fruit was transported at too low of a temperature or stored in back of the store at too low of a temperature. We will cut one open before leaving the parking lot next time.