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.

This brand turned out to be okay. Nothing great or bad about it. However, its fridge life was not to good. The pack we bought started going bad after only 4 days in the veggie drawer of the fridge.

August 2020 This batch was thin and almost soggy in bag I rinsed well to avoid slim type texture and then wrapped like 5 pieces in bacon to grill and even that was odd. It’s way too much effort to return so I just dealt with. (Curbside pick up)

Great deal! So I gave this a 4 out of 5 bc the Sams shopper picked out a slimey, expire the next day bag. But it was a bargain at 1.5 lbs and I went back and bought some more for another dinner, everyone loved them

Fresh, fresh, fresh!!!!! Small stalks with firm closed tips. No off smells. Very little cut off stalks at bottom. Absolutely delicious, fresh, tastes of spring.

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.

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!

Sam's asparagus is consistently uniform in quality, and a frequent purchase in this household. We mostly prepare it by steaming, but occasionally will use it raw in salads.

This is another one of Sam’s produce products that is a good product with a short shelf life. For some reason this packaging of this product causes it to spoil in just two or three days in the refrigerator.

Only buy if you’re going to cook it within a day or two no matter how much I look at the expiration date they always seem to go bad after a couple days