These were a reduced price so we decided to try them and they tasted great and lasted quite a long time in the fridge until we used them up.

I regularly buy fresh fruit from Sam's but the last couple of times, the berries were overripe, with a very short shelf life.

These raspberries are a great value and taste delicious. I definitely check the package though to make sure there aren't any getting moldy.

I won't be ordering any more produce for delivery from Sam's. Everything I received had a few ok pieces on the top, but everything underneath was moldy and mushy.

I'd buy them every week if Sams was closer. They are plump and ripe and don't spoil as quickly as local store bought. I would say Sams raspberries and blueberries are like restaurant quality.

Be careful of older fruit. I bought 2 packs. One was fresh and delicious, the other had several berries which had already molded. Both were from the same multipack box.

Picked up a clamshell in store and they looked fine on the surface, but got them home and opened up the container to find very single raspberry had mold in or around them. Even the padding at the bottom had mold on them. Was not able to save any and threw the entire thing away, total waste of money :(

The raspberries in my last order were UNSATISFACTORY! The ones on top looked good but were very sour! They were overripe! You could not pick them up to rinse them without the berries mashing and rinsing away. I could not recommend them and I would be afraid to buy them again.

I bought the packages for sale ( $1.86). When I got home and put some on a plate to wash, there were a LOT of bugs on them! Like 20+ on the plate within a few seconds of putting them on there. I washed them and put them in the fridge, hoping it would fix it, nope! The next day, the same issue!

Unfortunately, the last time I bought these, they were so mushy that they couldn’t even be washed. They went straight into the trash. If this were a one time occurrence, I wouldn’t bother with a review. However, there have been more rotten ones than good ones in most of the packages I’ve bought this summer.