The entire bag was bad and I had to throw them all out, and I picked them up just for that night so I had to improvise for dinner.

Ready to eat after washing, cutting in half with a quick spray, then into the oven. When they come out sprinkle some seasoning then chow down.

Had to trash the whole bag. They all had been eaten by worms and were rotted on the inside. Wasted money on 2 Bags

Price said $4 and change but rang up at $5.99. Ate it anyway and it was very good. Still feel ripped-off.

I cook them in my streamer!!! They are so perfect!

Good and reasonable price

Great fresh goodness

There are lots and they are all crisp & fresh. I cut them into quarters, add diced carrots, a small slice of red cabbage & maybe some seeds & scallions & roast them in a mix of tamari, red chili flakes with a generous splash of balsamic.... mmmm. The rest of them keep really well in the frig for next week.

Normally I do not purchase fruits and vegetables designated as "organic," but these brussels sprouts Sam's Club recently introduced are worth the extra cost over the non-organic brussels sprouts sourced from Taylor Farms in California. These are fresher, tastier, and do not have the signs of deterioration sometimes encountered with the Taylor Farms products. These are a great value!

If you like protein in you Veggies. It was full of worms