Rotten. All of them

Damage and over ripe

fresh and firm

Delish

Not great

Bought fresh peaches at Tinley Park, Il. store. The peaches looked great on the outside, were soft enough, that I figured they were perfectly ripe, but they were brownish on the inside and tasted bad. In general, I love my Tinley Park store and especially the option to order in the app and pick up the order. Every employee I have dealt with has been friendly, helpful and efficient. I'm just sad about the peaches and the waste of money.

Tried to ripen these, they started molding and didn't ripen. Definitely NOT freestone, and no matter how long they were blanched, skin didn't come off without cutting it off. Curious as to the the agricultural management of this crop, along with the handling after harvesting.

The worst purchase I’ve ever made at Sam’s Club. You could play softball with these peaches after a week—and they’ve become a quite a mold factory! But surprisingly, they just as hard as ever. Hideous! Wasted money. They are going in the trash today.

Sweet, juicy, and kept well. I had some from a grocer left, so I didn't get to these right away. After finishing the flavorless grocery store 'rocks', when I got to my first one of these, it was awesome. From now on, its these beauties for me!

I bought a box of the peaches and they were the worst peaches I’d ever bought. Hard, no taste. I put them in a paper bag to help them ripen, didn’t help a bit. Very disappointed! They really don’t even deserve one star, but my review wouldn’t post till I hit one star.