The only thing I like about this apple is that it keeps its shape after you cut it up and use it in cooking or baking. There are much better tasting apples around for cooking: Granny Smith, Braeburn, Jonagold, etc.

Apples were older and browned almost as fast as cutting them open, and they were not as sweet as the Ea. you can buy at the box stores. Not a fan....

These HoneyCrisp apples are so big, sweet and crispy. They are my favorite. SAMS has the best bargain for your money. You can't get 4lbs of HoneyCrisp apples for under $5 anywhere.

None of the available bags in store had apples that were not bruised. Produce handled poorly before being sold. But I wanted apple crisps, but they were not too crisp either

All the apples in bag were still firm and tasty. I was a little leery about buying the apples without hand picking them myself but I was surprised at the quality

Watch out! Our 4 lb bag weighed 2.7. It was light last time too but I thought some had fallen out on delivery but when this one was light too, I see a pattern.

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.

8 large apples in bag, dumped into bowl with vegetable/fruit cleaner ad water. FOUR of the apples had big rotten spots on them on that was completely soft and rotten.

Rotting bruises on 5 apples in the bag. Others slightly soft and dull color. These were picked for me thru online order. The cart picker needs training and produce should have pulled these and tossed them, I did.

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.