I only buy green tip bananas. Sam’s Club has the most regular supply of yellow organic bananas. Plus, they are the best price. I can’t eat the whole bunch alone before they start to over ripen. So I have two choices, refrigerate the bunch when they are at the point I prefer. This will cause the peel to darken, but keep the fruit fresh. Or peel and slice bite-size pieces onto a paper plate and freeze overnight. The following day, Transfer those pieces to a quart freezer bag. Snack on a natural, tasty treat whenever you have a sweet tooth and or want a cold treat. I use the slightly older frozen treats in my protein shake instead of ice. This adds vitamins, gives a rich milkshake texture not unlike a frosty. Bonus tip: I steep washed organic peels to add potassium, magnesium, calcium, B6, C, dopamine, lutin (an anti-oxident that supports eye health).

Always available for purchase and has a consistent quality. A got to product on every Sam's Club visit. No matter what the sizes of each banana in the bundle you choose to purchase on your Sam's Club shopping visits, you will always have a 3 pound bundle of bananas.

Everybody should buy bananas at Sam’s Club! Where else would you buy an organic 3lbs bananas for less than 2 dollars? Whether you buy organic or not, you are saving a lots of money for a quality product!

I have a banana every morning to keep up my potassium. At 73 I have my blood taken every 6 months and found if I don’t eat them my level drops. The only issue with bananas and other fruits is when they over ripen turning yellow to brown spots then there is more sugar in them. Not good. Best to eat them at that early stage between green to yellow.

Very pleased with my purchase of Organic Bananas, 3 lbs. Overall, I am happy with this product and give it five stars.

I eat a lot of bananas. And we generally buy organic when we can. BUT. Rare that I get organic bananas as the thick skin generally protects the fruit from inorganics (e.g. pesticides...). But occasionally I get the organics. Issues with them; they are hard to tell if they will go brown quickly, or go brown at the bottoms quickly. If you buy them too green, they never ripen. I have tried refrigerating them too which helps preserve them another few days, but overall, I will stick to the non organic bananas. If you are strictly an organics person, then I recommend them. But otherwise, I dont see how they are worth the extra....

I have purchased these before and always been pleased (especially at this price). However; this time they never turned yellow. When I received them they were green which I didn't mind since they wouldn't go bad too quickly. But I kept waiting on them to change color and the only thing they did was get the brown spots before turning so I ended up not using them.

Typically bananas are very green. While waiting for them to ripen, they cannot be eaten. Additionally after ripening, they get soft very quickly. I don’t know where they come from but the quality doesn’t seem to be there.

We buy bananas a lot in our house. We were excited to get a good size bunch from Sam's Club (it was our first time actually buying them at Sam's Club). However when we took a bite we were met with an intensely disappointing flavor. Not the unripe flavor that you sometimes get, no this tasted like chlorine. It was nasty. We will not be buying bananas at Sam's Club again. We will get them at our local grocery store!

The bunch of banana is very cheap but fully ripens within a couple days and is undesirable to eat within 4 days. Not sure this is an issue with Sam's Club because I have the same problem no matter where I get them. But I know that buying that many bananas in a bunch is a waste.