Strawberries sold in bulk. Make sure you take a hard look at all the strawberries. A few of the cartons have mold growing on them. The ones without are delicious, but don’t last long so eat them while they are fresh.

Was startled and dismayed on scanning fresh strawberries, of which i mistakenly picked up the organic version from one side without a sign, housed in the same refrigerated case as the classic strawberries at half the price.

I found these Southern California grown strawberries to be the sweetest and most flavorful ones I’ve eaten in a long time. Washed split and frozen for smoothies. I’m going back for more.

Most big name grocery stores in my area aren’t carrying Driscoll berries anymore. If they’re not Driscoll’s I don’t buy them. The otheres have no taste!

These are some of the tastiest strawberries! I bring them home and give them a vinegar water soak and they easily last over a week, with no mold. They are so sweet and juicy. We always end up devouring them quick.

Strawberries looked fine the first day (pickup day). By day 2, about a quarter of the Strawberries were saft and breaking down. On day 4, the rest were a mess and i disposed them.

The price has been coming down on strawberries. They aren’t as sweet as I had hoped. I always seem to find one or two strawberries that have mold on them.

The best batch of strawberries I’ve had in a very long time. I stored them in the fridge in a fruit and vegetable keeper and they were still fresh after a week.

Sam’s used to have great strawberries, but not anymore! The last three times I purchased strawberries from Sam’s I found more moldy and bruised berries than good ones. I will not be purchasing anymore.

Great quality and fresh, just rightly ripened (red and firm). I let them soak in cold water with a bit of white vinegar to wash them; they seem to stay fresh a good while after, and family eats them up before any go bad.