Our whole family absolutely loves Sam's Club fresh strawberries.....especially my granddaughters. They literally consume a whole flat almost immediately after our shopping adventure. I love to make our several generation strawberry shortcake recipe!

Taste great, but must be cleaned right away. Each tray may have one not very fresh and should be removed as soon as they are brought home because that one will compromise the others.

These strawberries taste delicious. Now I have learned they are treated with so many chemicals that both outside and inside are very unhealthy for you from them.

We've never had a good package of strawberries from Sam's Club. Many were bruised or wet but hard to tell until opening the container and digging around. Same price at Walmart and they seem fresher there.

This is the second time this season the strawberries from Sam’s have been moldy and have had to throw out the whole basket. The first time, my mom, whom I share the membership with, bought me the organic version which was moldy. I decided to get the regulars version and these still started molding and smelling rotten within 2 days of purchasing!

Every time I attempt to buy strawberries at Sam's Club they're either moldy, way too dark, mushy, or so small that they don't even fill up the container. You'd think that with the numerous pallets of strawberries they have there would be at least a few containers worth buying. Nope.

They started molding the next day. I no longer buy fruit at Sam's Club. It started with the bananas. Although, I would get the mostly green bananas with 2 to 3 days they would start turning black. The raspberries and black berries. Unless you have a large group of people to eat the fruit that day, the day on which you purchased the fruit, it is a waste of money! The grapes and organic blueberries so far are the only items I will buy. The last blueberries were mushy. I pray they don't become instant rotting.

STAY AWAY! These strawberries molded in 2 days!

Molded, had to return and tried to find more but ever one I picked up were molded and I spent 10 minutes going through pallets and boxes. Even seen a worker, out in the open, opening and pulling out the bad strawberries just to close them and put them right back on the shelf.

Not fresh! What I could see from the top, bottom, and sides of container looked good. However when I got home with them and opened it up I found a lot of old and moldy strawberries. Very disappointing!