Anytime I get these (granted usually delivery from Walmart to home) they are 9 times out of 10 ready for banana bread. Like 1 day later they are too soft for my son to enjoy. It may not be due to this brand specifically vs the days being in store. I’m not sure. But anymore they spoil very fast.

Organic? Curbside pickup but nowhere on the bananas were they marked as organic. How do I know they weren’t just regular bananas rather than organic? I’m immunocompromised which is why I can’t go inside stores right now. I really appreciate curbside pickup but I need to know I’m getting what I need and pay extra for.

I usually shop for produce in person, but I chose to order delivery this time. The bananas never got ripe; I tried to peel one after a week, but the peel would not separate from the banana. The pictures were taken today, 11/16, over two weeks after the order was delivered.

I like bananas. I put them in the fridge. There brownish on the outside but pretty on the inside. Don't let the wrapper fool you. You start at the top %26 peel a strip %26 then slide it out. Slice it up %26 dump it in your cereal cup. Dump your cereal over the bananna's Pour silk original on it. Stir it up %26 oh so creamy!!! %26 delicious.

I received some type of plastic bananas. I don't know if they were organic or not. I don't know if they had some type of spray that made them hard, but they never riped, they just were green and starting to rotten, but they never turned full yellow like a normal organic banana. This is the 2nd time now that I got hard plastic-like bananas. You can't even peel them, so I just threw them away.

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

Organic variety tastes better %26 has a better texture, as well they take longer to go from almost ripe to over-ripened. The non-organic Carmelita Bananas are disgusting , as is the peel, which is very thin. The nonorganic variety has a shorter counter-life too.

I eat bananas for the potassium in them. I prefer smaller ones these days, whomever picks my order, they usually pick the bigger ones and then sometimes they go to waste. That is unless I use them to make homemade ice cream with them for me. I don’t buy regular kind of ice cream anymore because of high content of sugar and other stuff they use to make it.

I don't know why, but instead of getting a banana bunch, I only hot 1 banana. On the description it says the bananas I put in my cart in the app that it's supposed to have at least 5-6 bananas. I don't understand what happened, but it makes me not want to buy any on the app anymore.

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.