Worst plums I ever had. They never got soft enough to eat. After two weeks they were still tasteless . I should have brought them back to the store. Ended up throwing them on the garbage.

Wouldn't purchase again. Way underripe. We even placed them in a brown paper bag for an additional week to try and get them to ripen some more,and they were extremely sour and bitter.

Looking at them, they looked wonderful. However, on the inside they were brown. They just did not taste right. Come to find out they use petroleum and other chemicals to preserve the fruit. They did not even taste like plums.

I purchased plums last summer from Sam’s and remembered how good they were. I purchased another bag last week and I was not disappointed. They were ripe enough and sweet. Not a bad plum in the bunch.

I was afraid to order fresh fruit without being able to choose it myself. However, these plums were delicious even though they were pre-packed. My boys and I enjoyed them very much!!

Usually love the plums from Sam’s but these were different. They are from Africa and looked inside like they were going bad, but didn’t taste bad. I definitely prefer the usual kind they carry.

These plums looked so good but were not ripe! I used them in a upside down cake, they were excellent in the cake! I used some in a fruit salad that worked also.

I usually have great fruit experiences when buying from Sam's but these were incredibly disappointing. I eill use them to jazz up a smoothy maybe but they are more sour than sweet.

These plums remained rock hard, and when eventually cut, were uniformly brown inside. I have bought these before and they were delicious- so different!

The quality of Sam’s Club fruit has diminished in recent months. This is probably my fourth purchase and a definite disappointment. The same goes for the peaches. Not sure what’s happening, but the supply is lower quality than in years past.