You won't believe who helps me eat them! We eat them raw, cooked in our food and RAW especially by my 3 kids (my 3 dogs). I but colored peppers to but these green peppers are one of their favorite snack treats (washed... sliced into strips raw or cooked in their homade chicken breast dishes).

These green bell peppers are large, firm, and super fresh with a nice bright color and great crunch. Perfect for stir-fries, salads, fajitas, stuffed peppers, or just snacking. The 6-count pack is a fantastic deal and lasts well in the fridge. No soft spots or blemishes—we always pick these up at Sam's. Highly recommend!

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.

Nice firm green bell peppers that are great in salads - on vegetable trays, on pizza, and in our omelets ! Y U M !

The green peppers are definitely my staple food item. It depends on the season, whether they last or not. I simply love the larger selections, they hold up much better.

I’m sick-I wanted stuffed peppers. Out of 6 Peppers only 2 are able to be used. Two completely rotten %26 none usable. I can cut around bad areas on 3 only I can be used to stuff. This is when I despise not being able to shop for myself. I want to know why my shopper didn’t see nor feel the juices running out of bag⁉️ What upsets me more to get credit I have to drive over an hour %26 come in‼️

Every time I buy produce at Sams, it goes bad within two days. The prices are close to the other supermarkets, if not higher and the produce sometimes when I’m picking a male in my hand goes . I shopped mostly at Sam’s Club and all the other departments. I’m very happy with but not the produce.

After getting home with my grocery pickup I saw that 2 of the peppers in the bag were completely rotten. This has me questioning if produce is worth it at Sams Club

I bought these on a Sunday. Looked good. Smelled good. Made stuffed peppers out of them Sunday night and put the extras away so I could dice them up to use in other meals later. Come home from work on Monday, AND THEY’RE ALL ROTTED! I have heard people say that fruits and vegetables are picked before they’re ripe and sprayed with a chemical that ripens them quickly at the store, but holy biscuits! I’m not buying any more produce from Sam’s.

Peppers were old and after 2 days the peppers show they were old not fresh.