Sam's Club Alice is by far the best price and value for your money the ice bag is huge and I normally can use it for more than one thing cooler drinks ect!!!!

It's always an awesome deal on this huge 20 pound bag of ice. You never run out. I usually buy it a couple of times a year that's it because it's so big

Good ice at a good price.

Such a great deal on ice!! It's last us so long!

Icy cold ice. Takes water to a new state

I recently purchased a 20 pound bag of ice and I must say, it was absolutely fantastic! The ice was incredibly cold and refreshing, making it perfect for keeping my drinks chilled during hot summer days. The taste was impeccable, with no strange or off-putting flavors. The bag itself was sturdy and easy to handle, ensuring that the ice stayed intact until I was ready to use it. I was impressed by the quality and consistency of the ice cubes, which were perfectly sized and melted slowly, preventing any dilution of my beverages. Overall, I highly recommend this bag of ice for anyone in need of a reliable and delicious cooling solution.

This was a nice big bag of ice that was still in small chunks as I wanted it to be. It was by far the cheapest price I could find around anywhere.

Great bag of ice, cheapest price I've found and, it's on the way to where I am going

We have always purchased ice from Sam's because of the quality. However, the ice has changed and it is no longer cubes/tubes. The pieces are too large & inconsistent to use for drinks. We are very disappointed and will not be purchasing again.

I was happy to see that my local Sam's Club carried Home City Ice, as it is purified by reverse osmosis to remove fluoride and other harmful chemicals. I went to Sam's and bought a bag, but didn't notice the label, as it was upside down. When I got home, I saw that it was Tennessee Valley Ice, not Home City. I called Tennessee Valley Ice and found out that they use municipal water and only use carbon filtration to purify it, so it's chock full of the neurotoxin fluoride. Thanks for the false advertisement, Sam's Club!