These were so hard and they never really softened (even a week after buying). Had to peel them to be able to eat them. I would not buy them again except maybe to cook.

Pears were in excellant condition. Allthough it takes several days to ripen. No complaints. Leave in refrigerator and take a couple out at a time to ripen. Works well.

We keep these in the fridge and take what we will use in the next day or two to let them ripen on the counter (they get softer and sweeter). They seem to store quite well this way.

These are great pears when you can get them fresh. They are tasty. Unfortunately, Sams keeps selling them for the higher price when they are not so fresh or tasty. Of course they have increased in price like everything else. So, I don't mind buying them when they are fresh.

I’m trying to eat more healthy by eating more fruits and vegetables. I was very disappointed with the pears I purchased at Sam’s curbside. . When I unpacked my groceries I found that there were at least 6 of my pears were rotten in the bag. A couple of them were really bad and had leaked onto my kids snacks . I will not order anymore pears curb side .

These Anjou pears may seem firm at first, but after a few days of ripening at room temperature, they reach absolute perfection. Juicy, subtly sweet, and with a pleasant buttery texture, they’re ideal for snacking, baking, or slicing into salads. The 5-pound bag offers great value and usually includes a good mix of sizes. They're versatile, refreshing, and far better than most grocery store pears when given time to ripen properly. If you're patient, you'll be rewarded with some of the best pears you can get without visiting an orchard. Great for families or anyone who enjoys fresh fruit.

When I received my order, there was clearly a half of a rotten pear smashed against the inside of the bag. It had sloughed off on to all the other pears. When I emptied the bag to wash them all, I found another rotten pear. Do better Sam's Club shoppers!

Some good some bad in bag. If you can catch them when they first put them out , you’ll get a pretty fresh bag with most of them not bad. But your next trip don’t buy them if they still have them. Half will be good , half rotten . That’s the only drawback on all the fruit at Sam’s Club . And if they don’t FREEZE them. Sam’s Club has a bad habit of freezing fruit , they are getting better , but for awhile there it was just awful. I don’t purchase too much fruit or veges for that reason. Gotta check it out real good .

I bought these over a week ago, set them on my counter and waited for them to ripen. The stem area is soft (shriveled?) to the touch but they pears are hard and green tasting. I would have given them one star but I'm hoping they will ripen before they rot.

Very sweet once they ripened. Quite tasty.