All were too rip with skin falling off where they were touching each other by the time I got them home. Couldn’t eat any of them and they all went in the trash.

Sweet. Keep in the refrigerator, lasts a lot longer than the other fruit that Sam’s sells. Blackberries and Strawberries are a risky proposition at sams. New pallets come out to the floor and if purchased may last 2-3 days. Many times the strawberries are moldy.

The fruit was placed out on display, therefore I’m thinking wow it’s my luck day fresh fruit. I reached home with my fruits and every nectarine was soft, mushed and rotten. I did not have time to return the fruit because I worked two back to back 16 hour shifts, I end up throwing out the entire bag of fruit. So disappointing

I don't know why this is, but fruit is very hit or miss in this store. If I buy something like nectarines or plums, 9 times out of 10 they are soft and mushy when I get home. This bag was a great example. I checked them at the store, and they seemed solid. A day later they were leaking juice in my refrigerator. It was disgusting. I always refrigerate my fruits and vegetables, so that wasn't the problem. I decided to just throw them away because my gas spent going back to the store and back home would be as much as the product. Double check your produce.

At first I thought they were very sweet/tasty just within days of purchase. But I soon discovered the texture was weird/old from cold storage (how many months??) and found the last few had rotten seeds! Yuck! And not the first time!! No more purchages of multiple fruit in bags...and that's true almost everywhere! Guess I have to go to Publix or Sprouts for fresh-er fruit

They were very dry nectarines. No juice nor sweetness. I was not pleased. Just so I didn’t feel like I wasted my money….. I tossed them in my compost bin. Let me just add, before I composted them I took a bite out of all the nectarines and Yes, dry and unsweetened.

These nectarines were not ready to eat. They were hard, tart and not at all juicy. I tried to ripen them on the counter but the skin started to shrivel after a few days. I ended up cutting them up and making them into a chunky (as they wouldn’t soften enough even in cooking) compote, which was actually tasty with the added sugar.

All of the produce that day appeared to be very ripe. I've not experienced that song there before. Bought anyway sadly, and ended up throwing away half of them. Previously purchased and they were fine. Thought maybe the heat outside had maybe affected our the remodeling going on inside the store.

You are taking a gamble when you buy fruit of any kind. The last bag of nectarines that I got from Sam's were not good. Every single one was bad with either black inside or way too dry. I have bought them and every single one was very good. I would think if they are supposed to be premium pick of the crop they would ALWAYS be quality.

The fruits were all smashed. Looked like they were thrown in my car. I usually step out for mobile pick up but I wasn’t feeling too well this particular day and I didn’t want to get the employees sick so I didn’t see until I got home that they were all completely smashed.