recieved a partial pkg of organic but only 3 bananas remaining (with the sticky tape band loose with obvious bananas missing) paired with another bunch of 6 Dole bananas. I'm appreciative of getting enough bananas (in our case the "organic" is not critical) however my concern is for those where it is important plus organic typically cost more, so I paid more for non-organic.

The organic bananas I have purchased %26 consumed...,many a time 😏🍌🍌🍌🍌🍌, have been very tasty. Each one, tastier than the last. 👨‍🍳💋 I enjoy them 🍌's %26 look forward to purchasing %26 consuming more of the tasty organic bananas. Oh, and I soak the peels in water for 2 to 3 days to make organic banana plant fertilizer. And then I compost the peel. Thought I'd 😉😉 slide that one in there 😉🍌. Happy shopping Y'all!

The bananas appeared to be fresh when purchased and had a band around the top. However, the freshness quickly dissipated and three days later, the bananas turned black. Could have been used for baking banana bread or muffins but useless in my morning cereal

I had a difficult time finding regular bananas so I ordered organic bananas. they just taste different especially when they're ripened. organic bananas don't taste like regular old bananas. I wish I could explain what the difference is because I can't. it's just different

I have been buying organic bananas for years. They have started to taste differently for the last few months. The flavor is almost non-existent and the texture is weird - too "structured". It's just weird. I feel like I'm not eating real bananas. Like I'm eating some kind of lab-created banana substitute. I've noticed it with non-organic bananas as well.

I love trying to include banana's to my diet BUT, It's hit or miss, at best the quality is CONSISTENTLY POOR!!! the banana's are mostly by the bunch bruised, over ripened, greenish one then brownish a day or two later. I wished the produce Dept. had a better standard in general for ALL PRODUCE!!

Oh wow. Just… stunned. I’ve eaten a banana. Can you believe it? The sheer innovation of a fruit that comes in its own packaging—revolutionary. Who needs sustainability when you can just throw the wrapper (which is also the fruit’s jacket, how dazzling) into the compost like some kind of eco-warrior? And the taste? Unbelievable. Truly. It’s like… sweet. And yellow. And… curved. I’ve never experienced curvature in a fruit before. Mind. Blown. I’ve been eating bananas for, what, years, and only now do I realize they’ve been subtly judging me. They just hang there. In bunches. Silent. Watching. Plotting. Would I recommend? 11/10. Would eat again. Possibly in a trench coat for suspense.

Upon arrival the bananas were slightly green and although I felt that was good because they would last longer as they ripen however, I wanted a banana right away for my smoothie, so I took a chance and was surprised the banana was sweet and my smoothie was tasty.

Fairly good. The last bunch I got was nearly ready for the banana bread stage, if you know what I mean. I rather like them when they are VERY fresh and have that tangy taste to them. Nothing thrown away, but would like to get them when they are a bit fresher.

I don't normally buy them. For some reason I decided to try them. For immediate eating they were not eye appealing to make you want to grab one and eat it! For cooking purpose they would be good for Banana cakes, I expected ripe, attractive, ready-to-eat bananas but was unaware they were overripe to use for cooking not snack eating.