Very fresh and crisp

Not very fresh

Had to throw it away

I'm done buying these. The beans in the last couple of bags were so wet that they have to either be cooked right away or blanched and frozen. If you buy them and just put them in the refrigerator for a couple of days or more, they will be unfit to eat. They should be in some type of “breathable” bag that allows air flow. The bag I bought today, 5/29/2023 has a use by date of 6/7/2023. With all the moisture that collects in the bag, there is no way they would last that long. I emptied them out onto a long kitchen towel, spread them out, blotted with paper towel and let them sit out a couple of hours until they were dry so I could bag them in my Ziploc Produce Bags. There was about a tablespoon of water left inside the bag. This is not good. I don't want to spend that kind of time fooling around with of package green beans. I'll either buy beans from the store or go back to getting them from BJs. The bag is smaller and priced about the same, but the beans aren't soaking wet inside the bag.

Bought these for the 1st time and made the whole bag how I usually make green beans and omg the whole pan went straight to the trash, they had a weird horrible taste and smell to them I had never seen in green beans before, no one in my family wanted to eat them, such a waste, save your money do not buy

Some years ago, sams carried a very good fresh French beans (sometimes, they bag with green beans, but the quality is still good) this new kind of supply line is really junkies. It's smell moldy when you just opened the bag, and it's bitter when you cooked it. After a yr trying it's out, i will stop to buy it until sams bring in the new supply.

One bag of organic beans was good. The other was way past cooking ability. Had to throw one away.

Expired date too close. Started going bad

Stringy string beans. I expected higher quality.

They were all bad the next day