Well, there are bananas. They tasted like a banana. They're good they're organic. They lasted before turning brown a lot longer than the regular bananas. Not sure if that was because they're organic or not but I'll buy them again because of that you can only make so much banana bread, right

Shoppers chose a great bunch of these organic bananas (twice)--no soft spots; 2 or 3 slight dark spots in whole bunch (7 bananas). They come slightly green, but edible. Separating a few and wrapping that detached end with clear plastic wrap seems to slow the ripening process. Useful if you want them to last for a week or so.

These bananas are fresh, sweet, and have a really good flavor. I enjoy them as a quick snack and also use them for smoothies and different recipes. They usually ripen nicely and have a great texture. They're something I buy regularly and always like to have at home.

Green and hard bananas. I tried to eat one and it was hard crunchy and powdery like plaster. The worst bananas I've had in 75 years of life. The rest of the bunch has been on my cabinet for a week and are still green and hard, except for one that is turning black on one end.

I went against my better judgment and tried Walmart produce again. As usual a big mistake. Well I guess I should specify the Walmart shopper chose to pick the most damaged and borderline of waste produce available. It's hard enough finding quality produce yourself but let one of their shoppers choose and rarely do you get a quality pick.

The bananas were bruised and some rotten under the peeling I couldn't peel and eat them so I made bread one banana was thrown out I've complained in the past Thought I'd give it another try I will be getting those from a different store from now on This was from my last order also Butter was replaced with an 8 oz whipped as opposed to 4 sticks last order also. I'm going to be more choosey from now on when I order from your store

The bananas are perfect but just for today. By tomorrow they will begin to ripen too much. I wish the shoppers were better at choosing produce, or that Walmart would provide better produce quality selection. Even when I'm in the store the quality of produce is lacking. If nothing else please provide a comment section to tell the shopper our preferences. If they don't know our preferences how can they select items we would want? I'm frequently disappointed with the produce that is delivered to my house.

Marketside organic bananas never disappoint. There are a lot of bananas in a bunch. I like the way the stems are wrapped, probably to stay fresher and slow down the ripening process. I appreciate the tape around the bundle so that the bunch doesn't separate. These details matter! I'm surprised the bananas are actually pretty! Sometimes organic isn't always the prettiest but with these, there are no bruises and the color is a pleasant yellow. It's easy to have a bountiful display of fruit at a phenomenal price for organics by purchasing Marketside. I'll enjoy having these on cereal this week and I'll have plenty available for guests.

To me, these organic bananas have a vastly superior flavor compared to conventional ones. The texture stays firm yet moist rather than turning mealy, which truly elevates the entire mastication experience. The sweetness is balanced, natural, and far closer to how real bananas used to taste decades ago. It actually feels like real fruit—well worth the extra cost.

The bananas are great, I just wish there was a way to communicate with the shopper as I prefer the greenest possible bananas. last week they were almost overripe, this week they are fully ripe. Not. the shoppers fault, but I wish there was a way to indicate preferences.