I had curb side pickup so I didn't get to choose my berries. That normally isn't a problem; however, in this batch, most were mushy and some were moldy! I was so disappointed when I got them out of the fridge to make dessert later that night and they weren't edible.

Ordered online as a curbside order. The raspberries were for a cake I was making for my cousins birthday. They were side and moldy. I didn’t notice until I got home because the worker put the in my car for no contact pickup. I was highly disappointed. And I had to go back out to pick up some fresh raspberries.

Amazing value. Berries are usually good quality and stay fresh for about a week or so. This particular package however did have quite a few soft ones, tasted fine just softer and juicer (in a bad way) that made feeding them to a toddler less than ideal.

My family loves raspberries, especially my 15 year old son and myself. Sometimes these are nice and firm and in perfect condition, and other times the whole thing is soggy and gross. I have had to throw whole containers away before. I am rating this on flavor alone and how it is when it’s a good container of raspberries. When it’s good, it’s good. They have tons of fiber and so good for you.

My husband and I eat quite a bit of fruit, and berries are a part of our breakfast most mornings. The ability to purchase a larger container for the price of a small one from a grocery store, is a game changer. Plus, the quality of the berries is quite consistent. Fresh, firm, and sweet. No sugar required. Love them and purchase regularly.

I bought these through pickup and they must have been very close to over ripe. When I transported them home the berry juice ran out all over my car seats. I put them in the fridge and when I went to consume them a few days later they were moldy. Better to pick them up yourself.

Driscoll’s fresh berry quality continues with these deliciously fresh, juicy, sweet & slightly tart raspberries grown in Mexico (non-organic basis). I’ve never experienced any berries with fuzzies on them. When buying, I don’t select containers that sometimes are seen with a squashed berry or two. Sam’s produce quality is the reason I’m enjoying raspberries now.

Always moldy. The past couple years we’ve pretty much stopped buying produce as quality has gone way down. 95% of the inventory is molded, and if you find one or two that are not molded in store they are moldy the very next day. Aggravating for the cost we pay for fresh produce.

Unfortunately, I used curbside pickup, so someone else picked out my raspberries. The bottom layers molded before I could use them 3 days later for Easter dessert even though they had been refrigerated right away. In future I will choose my own produce.

I do love to use the scan feature on the Dams Club app. The only thing that i don't like is standing in n the line to leave while people from the tegister cut in front of me to leave. There should be ba separate line for people using the scan feature to leave.