I bought a bag the day before Christmas Eve. Sell by date was several days if not a week away. Opened them Christmas Eve and I would say 75% of the bag was rotten you couldn’t see the middle from the clear packaging.

Recently the asparagus was too large and lacking flavor. I think it is just out of season or is imported from an area where flavor isn't there. I really like asparagus when it's good.

OK, a fave for me, asparagus (veggies in general). I like purchasing Sam's produce. The return ratio is virtually non-existent. The freshness, shelf life minimizes waste (and that's only because I'm in and out of town).

The asparagus was bad, it had reached its expiration. The shopper should have taken a little extra attention to look at the quality of the asparagus before just grabbing one.

The base of the stalk is way to big. The stalks should be thin or they are tough. I threw the entire bag in the trash. I will never order these for pick up again; I will purchase in store so I can see the stalks and decide to buy or not.

The Asparagus was the best that Sam's or other stores had in the last year. In the past the asparagus was either very thin or much to large. The thin had little taste and the large was about to seed and woody texture.

This is an excellent value. I roast them with garlic, rosemary and olive oil and they come out tender and delicious. I highly recommend this product. We can eat at least twice out of the bag.

I rolled them in some Olive Oil before spreading them on a Bakig Sheet and sprinkled them with some grated parmesan cheese, then baked them for about 10 minutes at 350 and they were delicious!!

Good asparagus but you have to really check the packages; I've gotten home and found a couple already going bad so returned the package and replaced with a fresh package. Don't just grab and go, be selective.

I ordered online, didn’t really check for freshness when picked it up but, once I got home, I saw they were soggy. Didn’t really last long, I had to throw most of the package out!