I was having a hard time finding some good apples. These are always delicious. The price and quality are great compared to other stores. I love that I can grab a bag and all of the apples are in good condition. My family goes through a few bags a month.

I purchased this bag of Honeycrisp apples for approx. $11, an all-time high for this product. I was very disappointed in their taste and flavor. I know it's not the prime time for apple picking right now, so I understand that if I buy this same product later this year, it may taste considerably better. In any event, I don't think this was a great purchase for me.

These honeycrisp apples are delicious. They have a nice crunch to them and the sweet/tart taste that I love. I usually buy either honeycrisp or envy as both of these apples have the crispness and sweet/tart blend that is perfect for eating or baking. I like to spread a thin layer of peanut butter on each slice. I always make sure the apples look shiny and fresh. When the apple skin looks more dull yellow, it's not going to taste as good and the flesh will be softer and the peel a bit chewy.

I purchased these apples because you and I really enjoy these apples, but these apples are not a new crop, they taste old, ... I always do curbside pick , plus they are seasonal. ... I did not return but to me the worst honey crisp I have ever tasted

I appreciate the quality and the grab and go packaging. The only frustration was that there were many bags that were opened and people had taken Apples from one bag and add it into others. There’s no way to know if you’re actually getting 4 pounds because there’s no scale in Sam’s Club.

Second time in two months that I had to return due to rotten/bruised apples (did order pickup). 50% of the bag were bruised beyond use, and one was so damaged it had leaked over the others and made everything sticky. Only 5 apples were salvageable. If you go in the store, there are usually some good bags. Sam's needs to teach their shoppers how to pick the best produce for pick up like Smiths/Kroger does, or they will continue to have to refund orders.

Love these apples and I hesitated because I thought these were small the last time I purchased them. I tried again and these were just perfect as it’s the last thing my husband and I split at night between us with the dogs getting a few bites too. This last bag of honeycrisp apples are the type I hope I can get all the time.

Recently purchased these apples for the first time and my wife and I both enjoyed them. Crisp outside and extremely juicy and flavorful. We loved them. Tried them a second time and felt the same way. There a bit more expensive, at least at the time we purchased them, than the gala apples but moving forward we will be buying these.

I always buy Honey crisp apples from Sam’s. However, I will hold off for a little while because of how bitter that batch of apples were. Even though they have come way down in price (almost half of what they usually are $5.49), The bitter taste has left a bad taste in my mouth.

My family absolutely loves Honeycrisp apples. We buy them by the bag when the price is running well. Only problem is that it is a crap shoot picking apples that are not rotten (inside). They sometimes look wonderful when you inspect the bag, but when you cut one open it has already gone bad. We have had this happen on a few occasions.