I buy peaches at Sam's at least once a month! They are good about keeping the product fresh and each box has a sticker on it about the variety! I try a new variety of peaches each time!

I just purchased these and when I got home and removed from the box, 2 of the peaches when spoiled. I ad to throw these 2 away. I will not buy without checking each before leaving the store. The others I have not eaten yet so I do not about the taste of these peaches.

Low quality fruit. Pale and soft on the outside and weirdly hard like an apple not he inside with a sickly sweet flavor. Pick up order and that is why we ended up with them. Never would have personally picked them up based on appearance. Quality control definitely lacking.

I will be returning these peaches tomorrow. Very over ripe and beat up to the point I can't even freeze for baking. Also they used to be very large. So much smaller and ugly peaches. This was a pick up order I can't believe someone would actually think they were fit to purchase. Very disappointed! Do better Sam's Club

After a friend's recommendation, I ordered a box of white peaches to be delivered. I brought them in as soon as they were delivered and went to try one right away. The whole box was over ripe, and several were bruised. The friend who recommended them had also ordered another 3 boxes to be delivered. Those were also over-ripe and several bruised. Most of them were also thrown away. Both were ordered from different stores on opposite sides of town. So it appears that Sam's Club is instructing their pickers to dump their over-ripe crap on the delivery orders. I won't make that mistake again.

These are the best peaches ever as long as you get them at the during the height of the season. At the end of the season they rot before they are ripe. I have taken them back when that happens and thats when I realize it is time to wait for next summer. I look forward to them every summer

These are great, better than they have been for the last few years. Perfect taste and very juicy. Some reviews had mentioned them being too ripe, if they are getting too ripe too fast, putting them on the refrigerator will help. If they are not ripe enough when you get them you can try putting them outside for a day, or on the counter. They will ripen on their own. Recommended

Not sweet at all, my kids wouldn’t eat them.

Never got them.

Bad taste, rotten the next day