These Chiquita pineapples from Costa Rica are excellent and set a standard that pineapples from other Central American countries and Hawaii would struggle to beat.

I picked up a fresh pineapple from Sam’s Club and was genuinely impressed. The fruit was perfectly ripe, with golden flesh that was juicy, fragrant, and naturally sweet—no added sugar needed! It sliced beautifully and made a vibrant addition to smoothies and salads. Great value for the quality, and it stayed fresh for days. Highly recommend grabbing one on your next trip!

Sweet and juicy. Nice sized pineapple at a good price. The ones in the grocery store are much smaller for more money.

Nothing beats a fresh pineapple. I use a pineapple corer and slices are ready in no time at all. Wish they cost less though.

We purchase pineapples regularly as they're a nice size and have various stages of ripeness for our needs.

The price was good, so I bought two. cut one up that day. It was absolutely delicious. Broke the second one down the next day. It had been over ripened and funky. Put into the garbage.

Pineapple was green needed to ripen a few days. When we went to cut it, the pineapple was rotten. Had to throw out.

when I brought the Pineapple, the skin is dark green, couple days its turn dark bronw, its supposed to turn yellow look, i cut inside is smell chemical, i cant eat it, have to throw in the trash can. so dissapointed. I thinks all pineapple in sam club store soak with chemicals so sad.

The last 4 pineapples I've purchased and multiple different times were moldy and had to be thrown away. And when they're all coupled together they mold the others. (I have previously gotten good ones that ripened well and became beautiful and golden and were delicious).

Very overripe on the inside—sour, inedible, dry; I threw it in the trash. I'm not buying Pineapple again. Bad, very bad.