Good

Good flavor and quality.

The best

Good price for bananas!

I used to always get all my bananas here but lately they have not been of the same quality nor the same handling. They are constantly bruised or dark spots all over them and not at the ripe, edible stage very long. I don't know if it's the supplier or the handling in the supply chain but I no longer am buying these at Sam's.

We always pick up these bananas every week. It is perfect that they have a variety of sizes so you can select what you want. We like to eat a banana daily so we pick the bunch that has the smallest size. We also buy for our daughter when we go see her and they like the extra long ones so it is nice that they always have the sizes we want. Since they come bundled you know the price upfront and with the bunch in tack they stay fresher longer.

Great price for bananas and is usually are go-to place to get them. However, lately they have been stocking the shelves with VERY unripe bananas that have a lot of dings and bruises. By the time they ripen the bruises and sings are overly ripe and mushy. So, usually a great product at a great price, but quality has not been great lately.

Maybe part of this is my fault because these were part of a pickup order but they were as green as a crayon. Naturally I was disappointed but not concerned thinking that they would ripe snd all would be ok (I've purchased these before, in-store) not so. They went directly from green to overripe. I'm glad I like banana bread.

The bananas are firm and a good size. I used them for banana bread and chopped some in a fruit salad, as well as added to smoothies. Good for making ice cream too! Bananas go quickly when you have so many uses for them. A few times I grabbed one for a snack. When nice and spotty I peel and freeze to make homemade ice cream later.

Not sure why I keep buying these. They're usually very solidly green and never turn yellow so you never really know when the ripe I tend to throw them all away most of the time no idea what they're doing with their bananas versus those at the grocery store.