Sam's-please bring back this broccoli-it's always fresh and lasts in the refrigerator quite awhile. The steamed broccoli you have replaced it with is not the same. I need the fresh florets for salads and eating raw.

Use by dates don't say much. If it's good it's good but it can be dated a week out and already turning spongelike and discolored. I buy it but I think SAMs can do better.

These are a great value! Sometimes we get a bad or nearly-exired batch via curbside pick-up (though, we still greatly appreciate the curbside crew!) but they are generally good.

This is a good broccoli to add on a veggie tray for a party. You might have to cut a few pieces to make smaller but it was a hit! Also took the rest and steamed it to eat with Teppanyaki Rice packet from Sam’s Club (Southgate). A very good meal for me!

The first bag I purchased was extremely fresh and really good quality, but when I went to buy another bag recently the quality looked was much worse than what I had left in my2 week old bag at home so I didn't buy more as I had intended. My recommendation is to pay close attention to what's available as it may vary greatly from one visit to another. Frankly when I was there most recently I was shocked at the difference and surprised the produce staff didn't pull the current product as it was really not up to standards - maybe a bad shipment? For reference my location is Tennessee but I shop in Kentucky

An easy way to quickly get more broccoli in your or your children’s diet. Great raw for a quick snack with or without Ranch dressing. Toss with light oil and seasonings and air fry for15-25 minutes for a great side dish - cook with some other veggies (cubed potatoes, cauliflower, small carrots and/or cubed onions if you would like). A quick steam and chop to incorporate into frittata or add a cheese sauce.

This is my go-to for easy side dishes! The pieces are big, but easily chopped one more time. The broccoli roasts perfectly. Shelf life in the fridge seems good, but it never really lasts that long between roasting it, throwing it in a salad or snacking on it raw.

We cook frozen broccoli for decades now the same way and know what to expect. But this brand has been an exception. When i tried it i became so petrified that i may have got covid. Very glad i did not and it was this product that had a foul taste. We had to throw it away as the whole family unanimously agreed.

Most packages are really good. We cook them in the oven ahead of being needed then warm them up which makes dinner easy. Last package had florets that appeared to have the outer green leaves removed because they were mostly all white, small and soft. Otherwise it would have been rated 5 stars.

I brought these to make a broccoli casserole. Decided to make a broccoli salad. It was the best salad ever, with cranberry's, and pecans, sharp cheese, bacon and onion. with a sweet and savor dressing. Nothing can top that. You could eat the whole bag, even before using it in a meal.