You get two that are awkwardly taped together, for about the same price as one at the grocery store. You can hold one and swing it and hit someone with the other one. You probably get one or two hits before it flies apart and you end up having to clean up splattered sour cream.

I love sour cream. A dollop of Daisy really is the best. My only complaint is not about the sour cream or it’s price but that sometimes if the seal is opened and then the bag lays on its side it can separate like it does in the tub, then the water (small amount) will leak on the fridge shelf. Also sometimes I wish it squirted out in a thinner line. Lol.

Daisy Brand Sour Cream is the only Sour Cream I buy. Not full of additives, pure and simple with the great taste I expect. The twin pack is a great offering when you aren't needing to use a large tub. One open ready for use and one unopened in my spare fridge to use when needed. I live an Hour from Sam's Club in Abilene, TX and I appreciate this twin pack selection.

Love this easy to use squeeze bottle from Daisy available at Sams. Not to mention it comes in a two back that is usually the price of a 1-pack at stores other than Sam's.

Convenient packaging. Stays fresh longer. Easy to use,

Always reliable yet be sure to shake b4 using as it can come out watery but once shaken it’s fabulous!!

Great product and great price point! We use this for everything and its perfect amount for 2 of us to use before expiration.

Perfect quantity for a family. Easy to use.

Very convenient way to get this product. A little more expensive than in carton , but way more convenient , I wish that the pop off cover would lock in place away from the sour cream coming out. With this standing up the sour cream does not thin out like in plastic tubs.

It's Daisy Sour Cream, so you can't go wrong there. :) My rating is more regarding the packaging rather than the sour cream itself. First, the good things. I like the square lid: they made it 1. easy enough to take off to remove the protective/freshness seal and then screw it back on tight enough without having sour cream all over the place, and 2. easy enough to flip open. There's a little split rubber stopper to prevent the sour cream from pouring out, so you don't need to worry about a glob spilling out when you flip the lid open. I also like that it stands well on it's own and isn't flopping over all the time. Also, in my experience of using this, I didn't have to worry about that pool of "water" that forms in the sour cream tub between uses. Now the negative: I found trying to squeeze the sour cream out awkward. In order to get the sour cream to squeeze out effectively, you need to basically roll the top down like a toothpaste tube while also using almost a piping bag squeezing method - which is just awkward, and requires the use of both hands. The result is a greatly controlled piping of sour cream - which is superb for topping tacos or other items where a dollup would be a bit messy, but it seems like more work than should be necessary. I'm sure kids get a great kick out of using this, at least for the first few squeezes while the package is relatively full. As an adult, I just found trying to dispense the sour cream more cumbersome than I really want to deal with. And with minding our pennies these days, the packaging doesn't make for good value, and I wonder how much sour cream is left inside still when you decide to throw it away. I prefer to have the tub that I can scrape every last bit of delicious sour cream out of and know I've gotten what I paid for, and a spoon only takes one hand to use. Besides that, the jingle is "Do do a dollup of Daisy" ... not a squirt. :D This is probably more useful in more communal settings where you don't want everyone's spoon in your sour cream and just prefer them to dispense what they need, or if you need to travel with this somewhere (like to a picnic or gathering away from home) and want to minimize mess and not worry about needing a spoon, or you just really do not like dealing with that pool of "water" in the tub between uses. So while I can see a definite use for this type of packaging (though I still prefer a tub and spoon), I think that the awkwardness of trying to squeeze the sour cream out, especially after it's halfway empty, and the overall hit on value, brings this down to 3 stars in my book. It's just not as convenient as I thought it might be.