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🤨

picker usually picks good bananas but last 3 picks most of each bananas has been black or brown rotten, which upsets me on why pick bananas that are brown on outside.

I really don't like giving a bad review, but two of my bananas had soft squishy middles. when we peeled them they were rotten in the middle and had maggots in them.

The bananas half the size of a normal banana and the bunches only had 4 each. Normally there’s 4-6 in a bunch. What is this? I don’t have what I need for my week. So frustrating.

These are my absolute favorite bananas to purchase! The flavor is great and they are always at the perfect ripeness! Never thought you could really tell the difference, but yep….you sure can!!

Sometimes fine but occasionally oversized which means they are then too starchy and not very good. They are usually well chosen by the shopper, for which I am appreciative.

Banana preference is a personal thing - mine is leaning more towards green with a short top stem. If these aren’t available I’d prefer no bananas. It would be nice if this were the case where I could choose preferences.

Bananas were huge and quite green...exactly the way I need them for my homemade protein bars. Green has much, much less sugar and packed with resistant starch, which acts as a prebiotic to feed beneficial gut bacteria.

If the person who is picking your groceries, picks you the right bunch and they’re not overwrap. These bananas are delicious but depends on who’s picking them and what they get you.

they were disappointing in that someone picked out really small and green bananas, couldn't eat them for awhile and had to use a knife to get them open, which I ended up cutting myself really bad, still wearing a large bandage to this day!