good

Clean, fresh, and flavorful. The cloves were easy to work with and added a strong, pleasant taste to my meals. No mushy spots or dryness. Just good garlic that does what it's supposed to do.

Garlic was fresh and easy to peel. Tasted great when oven roasting them to use in my squash soup. The other great thing is the price. This large bag costs less then other stores offering less for more $.

It’s ok. It’s not bad or great. It’s a nice mix of small and big. Have had some bad pcs, for the most part good. Not the easiest to peel and a very mild garlic, which means you use 2-3 times the same amount that you normally would. Probably stick to buying a 5 pack at the local store. I like strong garlic. just my preference.

I tried to find the best bag, but after getting home and opening it, over half the heads were majorly sprouted and quite a few cloves we're rotten. The previous two bags we bought had to be mostly thrown away as well because so many of the cloves and heads were rotten.

I am very upset not knowing where this garlic is from. Can't find any reliable answers. If you try E-Mailing the address on the bag, it gets returned, not deliverable. If you scan the code, it takes you to Spice World. So, just where is this garlic grown? U.S., or out of the country? I want to know! Also, the date is smeared and you can't see the expiry date. Anyone have an answer, please? Thank you. :-)

I needed some fresh garlic; the bag I bought from Sam’s states that this garlic is from Argentina. The bulbs were large but the peeled cloves have strange rust colored spots on them! I have never seen this on Californian grown garlic. Unsure if I should be using this product or if I should just chuck it into the compost bin.

I have purchased the garlic at Sam’s for years. For some reason, in the last couple of years the quality has really declined. It seems to be old and it is not uncommon for cloves in a head of garlic to be dried up and rotten. I’m having to throw away a large part of the bag. The buyers need to be paying better attention to quality control and the age of the product.

About 25% of the garlic had bad spots on them that I had to remove. The taste of this garlic in cooking is OK. Not sure if I will buy again. I bought this bag of garlic without examining the country of origin first. There is no information on where this garlic came from (packaged in Florida). The fact that this information is missing and the cost per pound is about 40% cheaper than its US counterpart, I am sure that this garlic came from China. Their website also does not have any information on this. Seems like not including the country of origin was deliberate.

Yummy and robust garlic! Nice big cloves full of garlicky flavor and juicy too. The garlic cloves are full of “life” ready to burst. One of the cloves started to sprout so I planted it in my garden…I roasted a few in my garlic roaster and stored them in a Ball jar in the fridge..I also made the most yummy garlic bread by smoothing them on French bread adding olive oil and grated parmesan cheese…OMG my house could ward off evil but the taste was over the top.