I'm known as "Grandpa Apple" because I bring apples to my granddaughters when I visit. They love them. I do too. I use them in tuna salad instead of celery to add a little sweetness to each bite.

More rotten apples in the bag than good apples. Such a hassle to take them back. I finally decided to get another kind or not get them. The Good Apples do Taste Good.

I love Honeycrisp apples. They're quite flavorful. I got one bad apple, but as per the Jackson Five, one bad apple don't spoil the whole bunch, girl. Gimme one more chance, before you give up on love.

Great price compared to regular grocery stores. Shelf life on these are really good too, as we have had some fresh produce from Sam's not last long - so we were pleasantly surprised how long these lasted.

These are the only apples I will buy when I can't get apples at the orchard. They taste good, they're large and juicy. They stay good for a couple of weeks if you refrigerate them.

Best apples in the area. I have tried many Honeycrisp apples from various grocery stores and suppliers in the area. I don't know where Sam's gets these specific apples from, but these are the best tasting and crisp apples I have had at any price.

These have a very unique sweet flavor. They still have some tartness to them, so they're not as sweet as a red delicious. But they're juicy and crisp. Not at all mealy like some apples.

Apples were mealy and bruised. They were not at all crisp. Typically, Honeycrisp is one of our preferred apple varieties, but they have not been fresh or crisp recently at Sam's Club.

Like the avocados I bought at the same time, these apples are packaged with just the right amount in the bag, so they won't overripen and go bad in your fridge. Honeycrisp is the best variety for taste, IMO.

I purchase these on a regular basis. I have always been very pleased. However the last bag had several bruised and 1 completely rotten apple. Also the skins were spotted, definitely not up the your previous standards.