I was extremely disappointed in this product. First, I didn't like the smell of the lobsters when I took them out of the box but I figured they were from a box, not fresh. Then I cooked them in the oven as directed. This was not my first time cooking lobsters being I'm a senior citizen. The lobsters were extremely salty and foul tasting. I had problems getting the lobster meat out of the shell, it seemed to be stuck. Didn't enjoy it. Took one bit and threw it away.

We decided to go non traditional for this Thanksgiving. We wanted to have a fancy dinner with scallops and lobster. We were super excited!! Thawed the lobster the night before in the refrigerator shell side up. Went to get everything prepped and turned the lobster shell side down and two of the four were green!!! The most disgusting and disappointing experience for Thanksgiving dinner. Pretty much ruined the holiday for us. There are four of us, so we each got a half from the two good lobsters at least. Lesson learned - spend the extra at Cub/Hyvee where you can see the lobster!

Not recommended. Not very good.

Lobster tails so ting not worth $. Never bother!

The lobster tails smelled bad once they were unthawed

Great price. Great flavor. Easy preparation.

makes great lobster rolls

It was just ok, thought I was getting more bang for the buck but was not so will not buy this again

The Member's Mark lobster tails are the worst frozen lobster tails I've ever bought. The meat just isn't fresh. As a result, it's bland and completely flavorless. And worst of all, it's completely stuck to the shell. You can't get it out pre or post-cooking. Considering how small each tail is already is, losing 25% of it to extraction is pretty bad. And the price is not that cheap considering how little usable meat you get. I've bought these a couple of times just to make sure it wasn't a fluke. Unfortunately, all the packages were consistently disappointing. If you want good lobster, you basically have two options. 1) For the best value, buy them live (preferably during a sale) and cook it yourself. You get a good experience for a reasonable cost, but it's time consuming. 2) Buy frozen tails from a quality source. You'll pay for it, but you'll get semi-decent meat that keeps for a long time. No matter what you pick, I would stay far away from Member's Mark. You get bland, flavorless tails that aren't even that cheap. Absolutely the worst of both worlds.

One package had 2 bad lobsters. They were mushy and green. I had to throw them out. I will think twice about buying them again.