Most "prepped" (i.e. sliced, diced, chopped, cubed, etc.) veggies and fruits are such bad deals I'd rather slice/dice/chop/shred myself. Hard to justify chopping/shredding cabbage with this value-price bag, though. What's more, to replicate this Tri-Color Slaw would require me to get multiple heads of cabbage - white and purple - to do it myself. As long as you can use 2 pounds before it gets wilty/soggy/mushy, this is the way to go!

the price is very cheap for this amount of coleslaw. you would pay twice this price for a much smaller bag. even if you don’t use all of it it is better but than in a grocery store. the last bag I got had more shredded carrots than cabbage but I still ate it all.

When I buy this, I use half the bag to make a big bowl of coleslaw. I use half Mayo and half Member’s Mark ranch dressing to mix in with it. It really elevates plain ordinary coleslaw into something special. I use the other half in cooking. This is a nice mix, and the vegetables are firm and crisp, not limp. I go through two bags a month on average.

I normally don't buy shredded cabbage mix because I don't know how to make coleslaw. But I have been wanting to make a cabbage soup and this was an easy way to prepare it faster. I liked the mix of colors and the variety of veggies, the soup turned out delicious!

I buy one bag a week. We use it to sautee like a stirfry. It would be great as a salad or used for filling of homemade eggrolls, topping tacos, cabbage soup or adding to a regular salad for some crunch. This is a huge bag for the price. At my grocery store a bag 1/4 the size costs the same or more.

Wanted to tryout a keto-coleslaw recipe and decided the packaged coleslaw would be helpful on first attempt. Man was I right! That recipe was so creamy and yummy; Family enjoyed! Because the bag is so large and recipe called for 14 oz bag, we ate it all week and even shared with extended family. (Mark and Katheryn)

Typically, I order this on repeat and am always happy with it. Tonight, not so much. It is the evening of 11/21 and the BEST if used by date is Nov 22,2025. Not nice Sams Club. Tell your shoppers to do better with dates or discount your products that are so close to being out of date.

The quality of this Coleslaw has been consistently good. I have always found it to be clean, and the price is very reasonable. Nevertheless, I wish that they offered an organic version, and that this contained more red lettuce and carrots, and less iceberg lettuce. I am not a hugh fan of the latter because of it's low nutritional value. I would gladly pay more for an organic version. With the aforementioned in mind, I still recommend it.

This last forever in the fridge. I usually buy two packages of this and mix with the coleslaw dressing that Sams sells from Jimmy's. Pro tip: if you lightly salt the tri-color coleslaw and let it be for 15-20 minutes it will draw out the moisture. Then you drain off the water. Then put on the dressing and pop back in fridge. This will keep your dressed coleslaw from getting watery and keeps in creamy!

I placed an on-line order for this product with a pick up date for March 3rd, 2019 for a lunch event to be held on that following Tuesday (March 6th, 2019). To my chagrin the best by date o the bag was 26 February, 2019. After that was pointed out by a guest, I sent to the market for another bag and type of slaw. Also, there was way too much red cabbage in the slaw which had begun to slightly bleed; I prefer a lot more green cabbage. Can't imagine why Sam's would have added out dated food stuff in my on-line purchase. I will never again order such product(s) online but buy it in the store where I can eye ball it and check for the best by date and the amount of condensation in the bag. Would have brought it back but figured it wasn't worth the gas. Though, I will say it is worth the money for those who like a lot of red cabbage in the slaw.