Average price, Good apples

The last three times I purchased a bag of these apples, at least 3 apples have been spoiled in the bag. I won't be purchasing these again!

I just bought a bag of apples from the store, the outside appears to be fine but when you slice them there is some white fuzzy-fungus in the core. This was found on multiple apples. I will be returning the bag.

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I just bought a bag today and without opening it in the store they looked fine, but when I got them home, of the eleven apples in the bag I saw one with a major bruise and spoiling and a couple other with small bruises. I cut them out and the apples look fine otherwise. There are no dates or nutrition information on the packages, so it is hard to gauge when they were picked and packed.

Apples were rotten inside. The entire center of one apple was like a big rotten hole. So disgusting

The apples did not taste like Fuji apples. I thought they tasted bad enough I threw the rest of the bag away. How fruit tastes isn’t SAMS fault, otherwise I would have given 1 star.

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.

I love Fuji apples for their taste. These were not as sweet as the last bag. I eat apples 5 days a week so they are eaten quickly in our house. I like them when they are a little smaller. They were not frosted, or rotted, just not as sweet and crisp as usual so I will still rate 5 stars and recommend.

Sweet nothings? Hardly. Sweet lots-of-things. Fugi apples are very high on the sweetness scale. However, they're also high in fiber, which makes for a great smoothie base, which is how we use them. Well, aside from the time we grab one to eat out of hand, as they're absolutely delicious by themselves. And, they have very little center-portion - which most people discard. I'm strange in lots of things, and most fruits have me eating everything but the stem - of which, I'm annoyed, these have next to none, which deprives me of my otherwise-handy handle that I get with other varieties, and most other fruits, too. Small complaint; I usually just reserve that end for last and extract it after I've separated the meat from the bone, so to speak ☺