We repackage these into two cobs per package. Take them out, drop them in boiling water and in just a few minutes you have a great side to go with many meals.

A little disappointed in this product. The flat I was given in my delivery order was not the freshest. The cut ends of the cobs were discolored with black spots -- had to cut ends off again myself. Also weren't as clean as one would expect. Had quite a bit corn silk left on each ear. However, the flavor of the corn itself was good. This was my first purchase of this product. Will try again and see if next batch is the same.

I usually buy my fresh trimmed corn at Wally World, but in a pinch I get them at Sam’s. These sometimes have a slimy feel to them and don’t always stay good enough to eat until we can eat them all. I only buy them here if I don’t have time to get them at Wally’s.

This cob corn is shucked, clean and conveniently packaged with the best taste quality. Do yourself a favor and save the shucking. Just put a few cobs in a small casserole type dish, cover with microwaveable film wrap, microwave on high for a 5-6 minutes (nothing precise) and you have got a fantastic treat!

I bought two packs of this corn for a party. I wasn't til I brought the extra home from the party, that the corn had already been expired for two days! Check the dates everyone! I had to return a giant package for fancy brownies from this same purchase. they expired that day so I couldn't bring those. Do better Sam's!!

This corn is sweet and crisp. I cook mine in the oven and it comes out great. In a half steamer pan (bought at Sam’s) I put 4 ears and sometimes stack all 8 in one pan. A few table spoons of water and butter and covered tightly with foil. 350 for about an hour. So sweet and delicious. Always perfect.

I bought this for my daughter’s birthday party. She loves corn on the cob and farmer’s markets didn’t have it out quite yet. It was surprisingly good, and got a lot of compliments! We used it the day after buying. I don’t think it would have lasted very long in the fridge, and I did have to remove a lot of silk before cooking. But it was still easier than husking them all

My experience is that corn on the cob that I buy in the grocery store these days ALWAYS smells and tastes like it is infused with insecticide. ALWAYS. While this makes no claim to being organic, it consistently lacks any chemical taste or smell. In fact, it tastes great!

End kernels are brown and mushy. The corn taste like field corn grown to feed livestock. Disappointing! It seems lately every time I get a curbside order I am given at least one expired or rotten food item. Sam' Club quality continues to go downhill.

This brand is always so sweet and fresh