I love that fresh strawberries are available at Sam's year-round. My kid loves strawberries so I always have them available. I Add it to yogurt, freeze them for shakes, add them to desserts, or just have them fresh, you can't go wrong.

I lived in Watsonville, CA for 8 years. I had several friends that worked in the berry fields during the summer. Since then, I've lived in NV, OH, FL, CT, OK and now Al. I love finding Driscoll Strawberries everywhere I go now. I know I will experience consistent flavor and quality unlike any other strawberries I've purchased.

Driscoll's products reflect quality that's second to none. I've already rated their mouth-watering raspberries, but my family actually prefers their strawberries. They're usually ripe, not green. I'm sure that's not easy to manage, but Driscoll's does it the best.

I buy these regularly. Usually they are great. This summer, about half of the strawberries in the last 3 containers I received weren’t ripe and were 1/2 white. I use Sam’s Club’s option to let them shop and bring it to my car. Looks like I’ll need to start checking them when they’re brought out. It’s just this summer that I’ve received an extraordinary amount of under ripe berries and only the strawberries. All of the other fruit has been fine.

These are hit or miss. You have to look them over very well in the store for bad strawberries in the container. Even then you should wash them immediately when you get home and let them air dry. Eat them within a couple days because they will mold before you know it. It didn't use to be that way.

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.

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.

STAY AWAY! These strawberries molded in 2 days!

Highly disappointed as we usually get these frequently. We do not live super close to the store, so to take them back was a waste of time and gas. My little boy picked up the berries and put them in the cart and I did not see them until we got home BUT there was mold on the berries. Ended up throwing them out for the wild life to eat.