i ordered organic bananas, every single one of them have so much brown spots and are so soft you can't peel them without using a sharp knife to peel them. I don't want them, I would like to replace them please

This is one of my favorite fruit staples. Great for smoothies, a quick afternoon snack, and easy addition to a multitude of foods that can use a sweet addition to their flavors.

the shopper chose product that was already on the turn( brown spotted, aged).as well as outer bananas being bruised. Good for baking not for hand to mouth .

The bananas are fine. However when I get them already ripe like this, I end up wasting some of them. I just prefer to get them green, but you wouldn't know that unless I indicated it.

Once I cut them out of the plastic they start aging drastically. I thought I was crazy but I tested it and the longer they’re in the wrapper the longer they stay good. Seems suspicious🤨

These bananas are great but I thought I ordered 3 single bananas when it turns out I ordered 3 of something else…bunches, pounds??! I don’t know but $7:15 worth of bananas adds up. Be careful with your orders, so you don’t get surprised

Need to be able to choose ripe or unripe if I’m in a hurry to use the bananas and they’re green I’m out of luck please include that area or give us a way to tell the shopper

These organic bananas are always very good and sweet, but Walmart shopper always seems to send me very ripe, ready to eat bunch of bananas. Some of them spoil before my family can even eat them.

Worth any difference in price. The bananas are in excellent condition, taste good - never "mushy". I have now purchased three bunches and they were all this way.

The storage conditions must have been too hot; they looked melted and charred black, even though they weren't actually spoiled (basically spoiled on the bottom where they were sitting). I had to throw the whole batch out.