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....

The apples were rotten when I picked up my curbside order that I waited over 1 hour to get even after notification that my order was ready for pickup. Please have the order pullers do a better job for the consumer.

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.

The best apples in the world. Forget Granny apples They may be good for baking but these are the BEST USUALLY fresh for about 14-21 data (if they last that long

Always crisp, fresh with a good taste. Honey crisp is my favorite apple. It has a Granny Smith tartness with a red delicious sweetness all rolled into one.

These are my favorite apple. I buy them every week. I've never had an issue with the brand until the last two purchases in January. Very bruised and rotten areas. Handling needs to be addressed.

Iffy quality lately on all produce lately. Apples somewhat soft instead of crunchy. Quality control is lacking at Andermatt location. I usually find one rotting fruit in a bag of any fruit I buy lately.

We've been buying these for years now at Sam's Club. They are the best! Large, crispy and sweet with a little bite. The price is pretty much competitive with grocery stores but apples from Sam's are usually in great condition. Highly recommend!

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.

These are very good apples. We have used them in a variety of salad and dessert fishes. The flavor is sweet and they keep well, even without refrigeration.