I am experiencing consistent challenges with banana ripening, as the fruit rapidly darkens shortly after purchase despite appearing pristine at the point of sale. The produce appears optimal in the retail environment but deteriorates expeditiously upon arriving at my residence.

Who says these things are just for monkeys? No one! Throw them in a smoothee, add them to some muffins, banana ice cream in the Ninja, one toast with a little bit of nut butter- it doesn’t even have to be peanut! Fresh, delicious and organic. What more can we ask for?!

The last 3 to 4 times I have gotten the organic bananas, they have been badly bruised and if not bruised they have a dark middle in the center of the bananas. I started to get the organic instead of the others as they taste much better. I thought maybe the last few I've gotten was just a fluke. I hope it was just a bad shipment. Hope it changes with the next bunch.

For some odd reason these don’t go bad/bruise like normal bananas do. Accidentally kept a few too long, and instead of bruising or turning brown at all, they stayed looking the same as the day we got them. I didn’t even do anything to store them specially. I just forgot about them and then ended up keeping them to see if they’d ever go bad

I like these organic bananas, they are good and I hope good value.my only problem with this batch of fruit was approximately 3 of the bananas were bad,this is why I don't like fruit delivered because some shoppers aren't very careful with this sort of thing.

I like the overall taste and quality. This product as well as other organic items ripen quicker than non-organic items. I do not purchase a lot at one time unless I am going to eat them. Once I see them ripening quicker than I can eat them, I cut them up and freeze them.

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.

These bananas remind me of the bananas from Hawaii that we had when I was a child. They are sweet and delicious, and when the peels turn brown, the fruit is still white and lovely inside. These are the best I've had since America started importing bananas from South America.

Comes wrapped in a bunch as shown. I purchased these bananas 2x, and both times were perfect. I have never seen such long bananas in my life (a staple at our house growing up too-- keeping with Elvis Presley's favorite sandwich!) The bunch is taped together around the top root so they are well-behaved—not running all over the place. They're green nearer to the top root and seem to ripen slowly over 7-10 days. I would show you a picture, except I ate them all already, so there's that. These bananas are the best tasting in my experience. The count both times, I believe, were about 7 in the bunch, and after weighing it cost me $2-and-change. There were longgg ones in the front and medium behind-no small ones. I do recommend this product. Heck, I recommend it for myself!

I do curbside service since I became disabled. I'm sure they have nicer priduce, but I tend to get the overly ripe or blwmished. i don't know if they are instructed to select the culls or if they just don't know how to pick good produce. My husband goes in now to buy my fresh veggies and fruits. Orherwise, no complaints.