These are my families favorite apples. They’re crisp and flavorful. I always smell the bag before purchasing. If it smells like apples they’re ripe and ready to eat. If you don’t smell the apple odor then they’re not ripe in my opinion.

They were very good tasting and I enjoyed them.

I do a lot of curbside pickup since I and other members of my family are high-risk for Covid complications. There are a LOT of places that hand off the oldest or less unsavory produce to the curbside folks, but with Sam's I've never had that issue because all of their produce has been very fresh. These apples are tasty and they last a good long time before going bad, so our family of three usually takes a few weeks to go through the whole bag and they're still just fine down to the last one. I can't tell you how much I appreciate that we can always count on getting fresh instead of borderline or already rotted food, lol

Price is good. Just a bit on the bland side, but great with caramel dip

Average price, Good apples

Yep, they're Fuji apples. I guess freshness depends on season. Tasty, but not as large or juicy as fresh Fuji apples should be.

We buy Fuji apples from Sam’s all the time. Lately the quality of this product leaves a lot to desire. They are often spoiled and we have to return them.

Over ripened, bruised and tasteless. When produce is delivered, it it typically substandard. I am growing tired of this practice. Informing customer service is a waste of time and energy.

These apples are beautiful to look at, but they have absolutely no flavor whatsoever. A great disappointment.

I have boughten these apples for over a year with no problems, but the last 3 times almost the whole package had brown apples once you cut them open. The outside looked good and was not soft, but the inside was brown. I left one cut out overnight to see what would happen, and it didn't get anymore discolored. Was it coated with Apeel? I can't find info on it to see if it is and that is causing the problem, so will switch to a different brand unfortunately.