Well, I love the nice young people that load my car. As far as shopping goes, I haven't been impressed with the choice of fresh fruits/veggies with short "use by date". customers that can't get out to do their own shopping are usually the older or ill. They need freshness to avoid lack of consuming a product that does not look appealing. Malnutrition is a big killer in America, especially the elderly, homebound %26 ill.

These are no different from non-organic bananas except that hazardous chemicals are not used in their production. This is much better for the farm workers, for wildlife, for other people in the area, and so on. Often organic foods have a significant cost premium, but with bananas the cost difference is minimal. That makes these an obvious choice.

Walmart continues to sell bananas that have that fungus, particularly grown by Dole, and they are not edible--not a single one of them! I bought two bunches that still had green around the tips and the peels looked perfect. However, peel the banana, cut into it, and the entire center was black with fungus and covered in slime. I did the same with every banana in that two bunches, and they were all like that--inedible. I will not buy bananas from Walmart again.

I buy these regularly on my Walmart deliveries and they are almost always perfectly ripened. This is one of the few items in Walmart's produce section that I can honestly say are good, and I'll even say they are great! I wish the rest of their produce was this good.

Item was fresh, without damage or black spots and was of the ideal ripeness I love, and how I select item personality. I'm extremely pleased with its freshness. Even though my personal choice when shopping is to avoid large sized fruits, vegetables, and gigantic turkey parts, I'm grateful for the shopper's effort in selecting a bunch to my overall liking, but for a couple of huge bananas on the bunch. Kudos on the damage-free fresh bunch of bananas! It's wonderful to see a change in produce quality.

They taste great! But don’t get them on pick up or delivery. Apparently, if they’re out of organic bananas, and you say you don’t wanna substitute, they’ll just scan regular bananas like organic ones and charge you twice as much for bananas. I don’t think you should be allowed to bring something up unless you have the item in front of you. Also, half the time they’re crushed when they arrive.

Gross finding .We had a grocery delivery to our home. on March 25 ,2023. A bunch of the Organic Bananas was part of the order. Today is March 30. 2023. There was a Used Condom that fell off one of the bananas .( Between the bunch) This went unnoticed for days because where it was placed. So question is was this on the shelf where bananas are taken from or did the delivery driver leave this. This is so disgusting. Do we need to worry about any health issues this may cause. ? I will not be ordering anything such as Produce, breads, anything that could be contaminated from your store again !!!!

Good bananas. I normally don’t buy organic, but it’s easier to do it this way they taste sweeter and better than the ones I usually buy. They don’t turn brown as fast. For some reason when you peel them, they have more strings on the inside. I still really like them they’re creamy.

I bought these on line on Wednesday about 3 weeks ago and they were so green and hard I figured it would take a couple or three days for them to ripen enough to eat. Literally over 2 weeks later they were still so hard & green they could not even be peeled. First time I had this problem. Anyway I finally gave up on them and just threw them away. Probably just a one time issue.... I hope so. I’ll try again in a week or so.

Bananas were in really bad shape the kind of bananas you’d say oh good I’ll make banana bread. They’re really old and bruised. I don’t know why the grocery shopper would even think to put these in with my groceries. They were that bad. Very disappointing.