Every purchase of these oranges tasted SO sweet and juicy. Sam’s markets them at the beginning of the year, when each orange is the size of a softball. I always buy them each time I shop at Sam’s, and then hope they’re available towards the end of the year.

The actual fruit is pretty good but very annoying to peel and get to it. Normally, when I peel, the rind comes off very close to the actual fruit but with these oranges, a lot of the rind remains requiring a lot of scraping to actually eat it. I will not be buying this brand again.

I thought the oranges looked beautiful, but when I got them home, There were 10 oranges and two of them were rotten and one of them was getting close. It’s hard to see that in the bag I won’t buy them again. The good ones tasted good, but they are just too expensive to have to throw several away

We were a little surprised at how thick the skins were. They looked like large oranges in the bag, but after pealing them, the orange proper was a pretty standard, or even smaller, size. Still, they tasted great and we were not disappointed that we bought them.

I love an orange with breakfast every morning. I was getting mine at Whole Foods, Kroger, Tom Thumb, Fresh Market and Trader Joes, I've not been able to find a sweet thin skinned seedless Navel in any location. Also, they are twice the price and far from sweet. Thick skin and expensive. Two weeks ago I tried Sam's club, at the Greenville location. They were easy to find, pick up and pay for. When I got home, I cut one up for breakfast and it was juicy and delicious. This was my second bag in 2 weeks...LOVE THEM!

Thin peels, tough insides and very difficult to separate the slices as they came apart crosswise instead of vertically. Also, not very sweet as most navel oranges are. Still have all but two of the oranges left and can’t eat them. Very disappointing.

The oranges were really bad this time.The worst I have ever seen.Almost every bag of oranges had rotted oranges. I had to go through about ten bags to find one good one.This is the only time I have ever experienced this situation at Sam's.Usually I really find the best oranges and value for the money.Hopefully i won't have this experience again.I like shopping at Sam's,get the value for all the items I buy.

When good, these oranges are simply wonderful. However consistency of the product means there are at least two to five oranges PER BAG that are moldy, overripe, or have dark spots at the stem end under the peel. I hesitate to buy them, but the good ones are worth it. Please train your staff to not supply to pickup or delivery of bags that have clearly compromised with greenish mold, broken open oranges, or clearly soft oranges (overripe). If storage is an issue in-store, that needs to be addressed. Also, whomever is supplying Sams Club with this product needs to up their quality checks. So far, the quality overall is poor due to consistency of several bad oranges per bag.

I have been buying these oranges for years, and this is the only kind I buy. The peels are thick, but easy to peel. They are juicy and very sweet, but definitely not running down your arms juicy. I frequently introduce others to these tasty spheres of goodness, and create converts who also eat only these. I highly recommend! Thanks for reading.

I usually order these and they're normally good but this batch is rotten. I don't know why Sam's Club allows these to remain on the floor for people to pick out and deliver. I try to add a picture to show but every time I do, it tells me somethings went wrong.