I like to buy green bell peppers regularly and prep them the same way I do my sweet peppers. I slice and dice them, then store them in freezer bags so they're always ready to use in my cooking. They freeze well and make it easy to add flavor to meals without extra chopping at the last minute.

Love buying green peppers in this quantity. Chop them up and freeze! I have fresh frozen green peppers for months.

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Its enough to chop and freeze, use now and share with a neighbor.

Gets soft too fast but I need them

I love green peppers adding it to almost all my dishes from omelettes to pastas or even stuffing them. I usually don't purchase quantity because I can't use them fast enough before spoilage. I got to my 3rd pepper before finding deterioration

Hmm, changed suppliers? Got old very fast. I use them quickly but last 2 packages got soft and rotten. I buy these every 12 days and have not had this issue before.

My experience with green bell peppers from Sam’s is that they don’t last long. They begin to soften and shrivel in about 3-4 days in the refridgerator, and completely useless within a week. It can’t be my fridge because whenever I purchase bell peppers from other stores, they last in the fridge for weeks.

I had to through several away because they were rotten

This was my second or third time getting the green peppers and they are never fresh. One of them was completely rotten from inside. I had to throw it out right as I got it home. I guess I should have known better than to buy it again.