I always find Sam’s fruit to be one of the reasons we shop there. It’s usually always larger, sweeter, definitely higher quality fruit. It last longer in my fridge than fruit bought elsewhere. So it saves us money to buy fruit there because it last longer and we have time to eat it before spoiling.

The members of my household would revolt and my world would descend into mutiny, Anarchy would be the new rule of law if there were to be a shortage ever

These organic blueberries were a standout—plump, firm, and naturally sweet right out of the container. The berries had excellent color and no mushy spots, which is rare for such a large pack. They held up well in the fridge for several days and were perfect for snacking, baking, and topping yogurt. Driscoll’s quality really shows here; every handful tasted fresh and clean. A great pick if you want reliable organic fruit that actually tastes like summer.

These are nice size berries. They have a great taste and last a good amount of time in the refrigerator. The price is good and I definitely prefer organic berries.

Amazing flavor and texture Cost friendly.

Please carry more organic produce!

The regular blueberries haven’t been very good and often are overripe and moldy. I was going to buy berries elsewhere, but thought I’d try the organic blueberries. These were good and crispy. I recommend the organics, but be careful they aren’t moldy.

My toddler loves blueberries, and the organic blueberries from Sam’s Club have become a staple in our household. It can be difficult to find good ones in the store because many containers have moldy berries. As soon as we get them home, we make sure to wash them and transfer them into a fresh fruit container.

These organic blueberries were fresh, but were rather bland concerning taste. In fact, they were relatively boring regarding taste. Also, I think more than nine dollars for organic blueberries is not a good value.

Over $8.00 per box! Bitter, tasteless & got moldy in just a few day! Should have returned! Very disappointed & went back to the nonorganic the next week!