Fairly good. The last bunch I got was nearly ready for the banana bread stage, if you know what I mean. I rather like them when they are VERY fresh and have that tangy taste to them. Nothing thrown away, but would like to get them when they are a bit fresher.

Green for for an unusually long time! Usually, when I order 🍌🍌🍌 to be delivered, we have to eat them within 2 or 3 days (4 days max) before they start turning black. These were ordered just about 4 days ago and they're still too green to eat! Not sure if it could be because they're "organic" or what the reason is but it's been a little bit of an inconvenience.

I received the organic bananas . On the outside there wan't anything wrong.. Well, when I ate them 1/2 way they were ROTTEN (black) right to the stem!! Every one of them was like that. Hey just try some from your store on the date I bought them and see if yours are rotten. Also, be aware of expiration dates on all products. Thanks...I ate them all 1/2 way down then Rotten..

I have the worst experience with the produce department. The associates never defend the customer when choosing items. The saddest looking is put on my account. I wish the manager would instruct them to pick up items if they would for their families

I work at 5462 in Camas. I ordered organic bananas and she brought me regular bananas. I took a picture of the bananas that she said regular bananas are cheaper than organic bananas and not only that but organic bananas are not gas and that’s why I ordered them. I was in Produce for 9 1/2 years. and the bananas are the only thing I ordered in Organics.

I did not like the bananas that got picked for me. I like them very green and the ones I got were very yellow and there's no sticker so I'm not even sure they were organic. in the future I will never put bananas in a pickup or delivery order. I will go in the actual store and pick my own bananas.

Just the thing for our smoothies, we've discovered that if you separate the bananas, they will last longer before going soft. That's the purpose of the wrap on the stems, by the way; there was a Shark Tank show in which someone was pitching (successfully) a stem cap; it minimizes the ethylene gas which is used in grocery distributor vaults (huge sealed warehouses with ethylene pumped in to get the VERY hard and green bananas ripe enough to eat, having been shipped while not the least bit ripe to endure the bumps and knocks of harvest and transit) to ripen them. Grocer tip: also don't store them near apples, which also exude ethylene as they age... Always good...

These bananas are always tiny and green. They rot before ripening, cause they are cut from the tree before they had a chance to mature properly. its what we call in spanish "pasmadas" (stunted). This is the second time I ordered to see if I was lucky but its been the same. I do not recommend.

On the website it says banana, bunch. I requested a quantity of 1 (meaning 1 bunch) and I received 1 singular banana. I was only charged for one single banana but I think it took more effort to remove this banana from its taped bunch than it would have been to figure out why someone would want a singular banana.

So i ordered 2 bunches of these "organic" bananas and this is what I got. This was my first time doing curbside from this Walmart and they have some bad service for curbside pickup, I had to get down to go get my stuff. And I had order medicine when it was in stock and then they say its not, like when do you guys get the order done, once theres nothing?? Never again will i be ordering here thats for sure.