These fresh strawberries were absolutely delicious! Every berry was plump, bright red, and bursting with flavor. No bruising or mushy spots—just sweet, juicy perfection in every bite. They made the perfect healthy snack and were amazing in my morning yogurt and smoothies. You can really taste the freshness. I’ll definitely be buying them again. Highly recommended for anyone who loves fresh fruit done right!

Hey it's Driscoll's Strawberries. Delicious; Big. Hope you have a large family because you can't let them lay around too long. They start to sulk over time. We freeze a bunch after de-flowering the tops and cutting the stem off, put them in plastic bags and into the freezer awaiting our next Smoothie. We caught them early at a really great price.

We had fresh strawberries from this area years ago while on a trip to California. The ones we bought from Sam's were just as good! My first bite took me right back to California! So good! They were juicy and sweet--exactly what a strawberry should be! Very impressed!

The strawberry’s were big and had no flaws. I just washed and dried them, and left the green part in place. The 2 pounds beautifully filled a white china bowl. I made a cream cheese dip to accompany the berries, and to them to a pot luck lunch. They were the first dish to be consumed.

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.

Four stars for beautiful, fresh, red strawberries. One star off for lack of sweetness (not unusual in most strawberries I buy.) I used half of them for a shortcake recipe, so I cut them up and macerated them overnight with sugar. Then they were perfect. The remaining I cooked down into a strawberry sauce.

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.

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.

Bought these to use next day. I looked at them thoroughly before purchasing and they looked ok. The next day the majority of them were bad. Spoiled, mold growing, very soft spots, etc. I bought 4 containers and could only use 1 total container. They were for a large event so I couldn’t return them that day. Had to go buy more at a closer grocery store spending more money.

Strawberries were rotten after two days. Many of the packages were highly questionable, and I thought I had picked a good package. On the second day, I found several berries that were almost completely covered in white fuzz. Threw the entire 2 pound package in the trash!!!