You can’t beat the price on this big bag of lettuce. But you have to eat it pretty quickly or it will go bad. So when I buy this for my husband and I we eat it for two or three days and then we’re done. We make a really big salads That are our main meal. The price is excellent for a bag of lettuce, already separated, cleaned and ready to eat.

When you have a large supper, this is an instant tossed salad (well, each will toss their own, to mix the dressing, but the mixture of content is already accomplished; all you have to do is decant it into a large bowl, add tongs, and small plates or bowls for the guests, and enjoy.

The price was very good on this, so I was skeptical, but it was actually quite nice for the price. I understand iceberg lettuce is not the most nutritious, but it was good. In the world we live today where everything is so expensive. It was just nice to find some thing so well priced.

Great salad mix, no shelf life. Starts turning brown after one day and was thrown in trash afterntwo salads. Great price but goes bad really quick. Have purchased multiple times with same result. Would be perfect for a one-time dinner/occasion but not for a family to use over a week for side salads.

I’ve been buying the caesar salad package for the longest time but for a while now, they have been turning orangey brown either in store or once they get home. Switched to Taylor’s garden salad and it’s lasted a lot longer in the fridge and tastes great with the red cabbage and carrots. Great mix.

Bought 4 bags for a group event. The date on the bags was 3 days after the event. I also bought iceberg (which was fine) to add into the mix. When I started to mix them up the night before our event, 3 of the 4 bages were rotten, and seemed like theyd been previously frozen. I had to run out at 10pm to get more lettuce from our local Kroger. VERY Dissatisfied with this, as we've not had a major issue like this in the past.

Great price and convenient but some are too wet or haven't been wringed or spinned adequately but better than too dry if that's what they were trying to avoid. Should be dried with a paper towel if left wet, it quickly discolors. Not too much recently, but some of vegetables were chopped too tiny as if they tried to use every last bit instead of tossing out the bottom of the bin.

This is a lot of salad for a little price. It beats buying at the local grocers even if it does not always last very long. (I compost what does not last) I suspect the shorter freshness is due to not being properly shipped and/or refrigerated upon receipt. It seems it used to last longer. I put a paper towel in the package to absorb excess moisture when first opened and that seems to help. There area about 10 two-cup servings in the package.

I love salads, but I was making mine by chopping up heads of lettuce. I tried this to see if the flavor was better and it was. I eat about 5 large salads or more a week with my new diet and this bag lasts long enough to get a lot of salads for the price. The first time I bought this, I had some of it go bad in the fridge because I wasn't eating it fast enough. I also started using it on sandwiches too.

This particular pack of salad I bought from Sam's Club has so far been above average. Very few ribs that other companies tend to overload their salads with spines and ribs that most people throw away. I know, I won't eat them, I shouldn't have to eat them and won't. That is the reason I stopped eating salads at Wendy's, big nasty chunks that had to be cut, a few times in order to eat it all.