I purchased in October so I am not sure if that is why they did not have a lot of flavor, but they did not taste sweet. I never purchased strawberries from Sam's club so I am not sure if in the summer the strawberries taste better or if this was just a bad batch, but I will not be trying again for awhile.

This was my first time using Sam's Club Order Online & Pick Up. I had ordered strawberries for pickup & the pickers chose strawberries that were ripe, delicious & sweet. Sam's Club's strawberries are always very good. I would definitely use the Order Online & Pickup option again.

Got 2 of the strawberries and the top ones looked good but when I got them home there were many, many bad ones in each box. These are usually very good and fresh. But not this time. This about the only place I get my fruit. Hope it doesn't happen again or I won't be getting them.

Strawberries go up and down in prices at Sam's club all the time they always have the organic option 2 lb for like $9 or $10. I got the non-organic 2 lb for about 3 and 1/2. Dollars. My only issue is because it is such a big pack. You can't really tell which strawberries have a little bit of age to them or if they're starting to mold it, which kind of ruins a few of the other strawberries.

Looked beautiful there in the freezing cooler, by the time I needed to slice and use in a recipe the next day, most had turned to mush. They were practically frozen in the cooler then thawed in my refrigerator. Waste of food besides having to replace my purchase at another store

I have not been disappointed at the freshness of the produce at Sam's and the strawberries are no exception. They are sweet and plump and never last long at my house. A great addition to a fruit tray or salad for a meal or just to have as a healthy snack.

These were not the best. They seemed past their prime, and were bruised. Also, I bought a bag of Envy apples that I had to throw away. They seemed fine, but when I opened the bag, the apples were very bruised and partly rotten. I should have taken them back, but I took the loss because I am immunosupressed and I did not want to risk COVID exposure.

Usually very good strawberries!! I try to buy organic when available/look fresh, though. Wish Driscoll's would put UPC codes on top as well as the bottom of containers of all berries. It would be easier for "scan and go" shoppers, so they don't have to flip container over. Less chance of berries opening up and spilling all over, which happens a fair amount especially with their blueberries!!

These strawberries are sweeter than the ones from the grocery store. They were all red (instead of some white ones at the bottom like the ones found in a grocery store). They were also bigger. They seemed more ripe and as a result, sweet and juicy. I highly recommend.

With a bundle of strawberries (2 lbs.), you're not just getting a delicious fruit; you're getting a burst of sweetness and tanginess that adds vibrancy to any recipe. These strawberries are not only good for your taste buds but also for your health, packed with vitamins, antioxidants, and fiber. Whether eaten on their own, added to salads, blended into smoothies, or baked into desserts, strawberries elevate any dish with their juicy flavor and vibrant color. From refreshing summer salads to decadent desserts, the possibilities are endless with these versatile berries. With their irresistible taste and nutritional benefits, strawberries are a must-have ingredient for anyone looking to create delicious and healthy meals.