Bought them because they were discounted. Average quality. Nothing stands out. I had much better but if nothing else is available, these will feed you up.

Always love this tender pork option. Cut into chunks and wrapped in bacon, it is difficult to tell it from some steaks. I sauté it in seasonings and A-1 and serve over rice or with baked potato. Good price and freezes well till use.

These baby back ribs are a fantastic value! If you are firing up your smoker and want to do some ribs, you couldn't make a better purchase than this 3 pack of baby back slabs. The silverskin is so easy to remove. They are meaty and have just the right amount of fat.

Grilling pork lion back ribs on the barbecue grill are irresistibly tender, with the meat slowly cooking until it pulls away from the bone with ease. Each bite is a perfect balance of sweet, smoky, and slightly tangy flavor with my favorite dry rub a and barbecue sauce.

This is my 2nd time purchasing the Baby Back ribs and once I’ve gotten them home to clean the meat they had a rotten smell so I had to turn back around and return them. They weren’t frozen. Perhaps the refrigerator is not cold enough where they are. My co worker also purchased ribs that she had to toss in the garbage around Thanksgiving. They cost to much to just throw away. This issue really needs to be addressed

Be sure to check the “use/freeze by date” NOT the “sell by date” on the sticker. They has the sell by the same as the use by and I didn’t notice. When I opened them 2 days after the “sell by” date they smelt rancid and I had to throw them out. Complete waste of money.

Trashed smelt rancid. Not worth the chance of getting sick. Not worth returning for the money back

These are fresh, NOT frozen. Kroger and Giant Eagle are frozen. There is a difference between fresh meat and frozen meat. These are meaty, too!

Was shocked at how fatty these ribs were

Well, not so good. No thanks for shrinking the package contents. And, these were definitely tougher and fatter than the “usual”. Ones.