I bought two boxes today. I bit into the first peach and it was obviously overripe- mealy. I threw it away and just grabbed a new one. The inside was completely black. I spit out my bite. Awful. I’ve had these before and they were good. But these are obviously beyond their time, and should not have been sold to me in such shape.

The peaches were inedible, I won't be buying them again. Don't know how or why, but they were strangely hard, as if they were unripe, but at the same time when sliced open showed signs of being almost rotten. All I can guess is that they were frozen in transit something. Worst "PEACH" ever.

When I’ve personally bought these in-store, they were delicious. The best peaches I can remember having. However, last time I ordered them and picked them up in store and every single one was rotten... some were even molded. That is absolutely unacceptable. Two stars for having to throw out food that I paid for the same day.

I learned that these peaches are fresh and delicious during summer, but they’re rotten in September. They look beautiful on the outside as they do during the Summer, but they are rotten on the inside in September. I returned them and got my money back. I don’t recommend buying them in September.

I usually get my peaches from Kroger’s,but I decided to try the peaches from Sam’s .It was a major disappointment.The peaches were very hard and never did .They tasted like sour apples.The price were expensive too.Stop selling peaches that are like large sour apples!!!

I remembered how good Sam’s peaches were last summer and looked forward to seeing them available this season. I bought a box around the first of June and they never ripened. They started to rot before they ripened. I purchased another box last week and they are overripe. They have a pretty good flavor, but they are mushy so they will have to be thrown out before I can finish them.

I enjoy having a fruit smoothie for breakfast. These usually taste great. Sometimes they will be more tart than I like but mixing with other fruits doesn't cause my smoothie to have a bitter taste. Sometimes they are too ripe so I will need to cut them up & put in freezer bags. Making a smoothie with frozen fruit is not an issue. Most of the time they will last in the refrigerator for a week but if they are ripening too quickly I will freeze them.

These peaches were disappointing. I purchased them for my summer students as well we're reading James and the Giant Peach. The peaches from Sam's Club were not sweet as a peach should be and they definitely were not juicy. To redeem them (as well as feeling sorry that my students were given these to eat), I drove an hour to Porter to pick up "real" peaches from an orchard. The comparison was drastically different. I compared the two peaches, and the ones from Sam's Club were not only twice and a half the cost more, but they were much smaller in size and less bright of that orange and yellow peach color. I'll not purchase peaches from Sam's again.

Living in Georgia peach country I was excited to see beautiful, affordable, fresh peaches last Friday (10/3). Immediately regretted my purchase while cutting the first peach. All 5 I’ve cut have rotted from the inside AND they ARE NOT juicy. Lesson learned.

Good tasting peaches. Have to wait a day or two, otherwise too hard to my liking. Had one bad peach -- sure didn't look bad but when I cut it open was brown inside. Other than that one peach, all the others were delicious. I made several delicious and refreshing smoothies with these peaches.