Wasn’t really sure how to pick a pineapple. Just grabbed one, forgot about it on the counter for 2-3 days. Finally sliced it up and it was incredibly sweet and delicious.

None of the pineapple were fully ripe at the store but after a couple days at home it was perfect. Great if you have time to let it ripen but not so much if you are wanting something quick.

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

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

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

Sweet and delicious pineapple. Perfect texture and not tart. Eat it as a snack and then froze the rest of it after slicing it. Grateful for smoothies out of the freezer.

The pineapples at Sam’s are almost always larger than what I can get at the grocery store (Kroger) at a similar or lower price; more pineapple for the $$. They always offer the gold pineapples that are sweet tasting.

Good quality, but grocery store consistently beats the price. We buy just cause it's convenient while there to pick it up. Wish they would bring down price a bit.

Unfortunately, not always ripe and a green pineapple is always a green pineapple I believe that the buyers for Sam should be very picky when they’re buying them. They are no good unless they are golden.

Pineapple has a lot of brown spots to cut out. You waste a lot of the pineapple. Not sure if pineapples are getting too cold during shipping or bruised. I have purchased pineapple from Sam’s for several years and it was never like this. Going else where to buy my pineapples