I had to cut the ends of of these and cut in half with a knife. They wouldn't snap. Maybe I'm just used to garden fresh green beans. I doubt I purchase again.

I liked putting these in oven with AVOCADO oil drizzled and sprinkled with garlic powder, salt & Himalayan Pink Salt. They are usually softer if you refrigerate them and warm them up the second time.

I only shop once every week. I plan a menu very carefully. At the end of the week the meal I planed for the green beans came up. The beans looked like they had been in the crisper for a month. Slimy and moldy.

The past 3 times I've bought the product it has been old and usually slimy in the middle of the bag. It doesn't appear that Sams Club rotates the product or it's frozen.

Bagged green beans are hit or miss with freshness or how long they last. This is the 3rd time I've purchased these, that they were not very fresh upon opening the bag the next day. I threw 1/2 the bag away each time. I'm done buying these.

Like the thin green beans. I freeze and use when needed. Love to break some up and add too a pot (sometimes with other veggies) when cooking rice with some salt & or other spices & a bit of oil.

Do yourself a favor and buy these spray them with a little olive oil, add pink salt and/or garlic salt and put them in an air fryer for 7 mins on 375. Such a great snack or side!

Slimy rotten green beans .....got them in a pick up order I tried to call back to get my money back but they kept passing me around. I love 40min away and I wasn't going back when I have things to take care of. Very disappointing!

Love this product if I going into the store myself to check expiration dates but the last time I did pick up they gave me a bag that was already going bad.

The bag was a little questionable already when I got home, but no sign of mold. The beans went bad within 3 days but thankfully the store refunded me when I brought what I had left.