We love fresh blueberries! I usually buy a couple of containers at a time, rinse them, and flash freeze them before bagging them up in pint freezer bags. They don’t clump together, they taste just like fresh, and I can just grab a handful or so out of the freezer to put in muffin batter, add to a bowl of ice cream, or just to munch on as a snack.

I was absolutely stunned at how nice these berries were. No half rotten, half squished berries anywhere. No tiny, hard as a rock unripe berries either. It was like someone handpicked 18oz of perfect berries just for me, one by one. Spectacular. I'm buying more ASAP just to see if I got lucky or what.

This is a great product, but the packaging is horrible. If it is dropped even 10 inches off the cart, the case will break open and the blueberries go everywhere. I don't understand why they don't use packaging like the ones for grapes, where the corners snap in place.

These blueberries have consistently been wonderful...they go so fast though so really not economically worth it. Now I buy them & raspberries in bulk & frozen from local farm growers- just thaw portion out for the day & back in freezer- or ready for smoothie.

If you are not going to consume these in 2 days....do not purchase. They mold very quickly!!! The last 3 times I’ve purchased has been the same result. Same results with the strawberries. Maybe it’s just the fruit....but I bought a bag of nectarines a while back and couldn’t even eat 1 of them....All went to feed the trash can! Grrrrrrrrr

I purchased this as a snack changer for my two year old. Man! He loves them! I have purchased at least 5 containers over the past month. I snuck a few from his bowl one day and realized why he loved them so much. They weren't mushy or bland like others I have purchased. They taste amazing. Great purchase for sure!

I always rinse my fresh fruit in a vinegar and water mixture. I let this set for several minutes. Then, I drain the berries, place them on paper towels and refrigerate them in a covered container. This seems to extend the life of the berries. They often last for a couple weeks, or more, without getting moldy.

First of all, they were not Driscoll. They were called friendly farm. They were disgusting. They didn't have a smell, but when I ate one berry it tasted like insecticide smells. Gross! I looked up the Grower, and they have some cute little kid on their website Saying how healthy the blueberries were for you. Yeah, Sam's, please don't buy that garbage again

Blueberries from Sam's club are always pretty reliably good. And, because it's easy for my family to go through a large container in a couple days, they get eaten before they go bad, which I can't always say about all the large amounts of fruit from Sam's.

the best blueberries out (besides when Sam's have the jumbo ones in stock).. my favorite, no other stores blueberries can compare. they are sweet, juicy, %26 perfect solo, in your own fruit salad, or in your oatmeal! i hate running out of them %26 there's none in stock.