My spouse loves these oranges. He describes the inside them as the color as a grapefruit but without the taste of a great fruit. He really likes them.

I had to throw the bag away. They were fry on the inside. I expect an orange to be sweet and juicy These were just so not. There was no juice to them . Texture of the inside was like an accordion 🪗

I was not sure what to expect when I ordered these but I took a chance and am glad I did. The oranges were very high quality-not heavy rinds and very sweet.

I live alone and don't eat that much. None-the-less after buying these oranges, 2 developed mold within days and ended up in the garbage disposal. The few that I have eaten since are not as full of flavor as I expected. Too much water in them???

Our previous bag purchased at a different Sam’s Club was Excellent. We purchased again at another location and there is some kind of white coating that we have to wash off. The taste is not effected, they are still exceptional in taste.

These weren't as big as the ones we usually buy from Sam's but thought I would give them a try. They have a good taste, but they went bad faster than the big ones.

Going back to Nov 28, 2025, I have bought twelve bags of these oranges, and will buy another on my trip to Sam's later this week. Not all bags were perfect, but I take my time and look over each bag before checking out. Oranges are fresh fruit, and fresh fruit becomes rotten fruit due to many reasons, including bruising during handling. Naval oranges are my favorite flavor, and I savor these annually. I peel mine, pull them into two pieces, and wrap them with cling film to store in my refrigerator, where they will last for a week. Yes, I've had several not as good as several others, but still a great buy and a great product. Currently, I am out of oranges, and apples just don't satisfy like a cold naval orange.

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 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.

Rotten oranges in bag