We bought these the day before Thanksgiving in a pick-up order. When we opened the bag on Thanksgiving day, the broccoli had strange discolored spots on the flowers...we ended up not eating them. :-( Same thing happened with "not-so-fresh" mushrooms, and bagged salad lettuce. If you're able, I think it's better to go into the store to pick out your own vegetables, meat, etc. It's too much of a hit or miss with vegetables.

Not fresh at all and the ends were dark and gross. As I’m cutting the broccoli into smaller pieces, lo and behold there’s a frickin’ bug inside one of the clusters. And I don’t want to hear from the peanut gallery about how it’s a “natural” item and to expect a bug or two, this broccoli states it’s pre-washed. Not buying this again.

Nice fresh broccoli - I parboiled it for 1 minute in heavily salted water, plunged it in ice water, then dried it thoroughly and refrigerated it in a zip loc. Stayed fresh and crunchy for a long, long time - Perfect for stir fry or for a little crunch "raw" in a salad. The recipe with garlic on the bag is delicious. Great price for this much really fresh broccoli

The Taylor Farms broccoli will barely last until the date on the package. I have also purchased Mr. Lucky fresh broccoli from a different Sams. The broccoli is over a dollar cheaper and lasts about a month after the due date. I don't know why there is such a difference, but I wish they would lose the Taylor Farms brand, as in my experience it doesn't last the same way.

Great price! Looks good. Even tastes fine, however it smells awful! I've never had broccoli that has a smell at all. I didn't know broccoli smelled. It's smells like cooked Brussel sprouts when you open the bag. It made my fridge stink and I had to throw it away. It was not expired. It still looked crisp and fresh.

Doesn't have any flavor of broccoli. It looks like broccoli and feels like broccoli but the taste is not broccoli. I don't know how people gave it 5 stars. I could only taste chemicals in my mouth. Dirt would had been better to eat. I threw it away. From now on i will buy my vegetables fresh from the market.

I usually buy frozen broccoli in the steam bags but I wanted fresh to make that yummy broccoli salad. Some of the broccoli were yellowed and mushy. But mostly the bag was usable so I used half for salad and half for cheesy broccoli soup. Probably won't purchase again.

The past 4 times I bought this broccoli it was yellow and wilted. However this last time April 2020 I bought three bags to make broccoli salad. Opened it the next day to make lunch and it was rotted. I throw out immediately and walked to to the outside trash as it had a foul, sickening smell to the vegetable. It was awful.

I bought this and found it to be a fresh batch of broccoli. I sorted my 2 pound bag into individual zip lock bags of 3 ounces each. I weighed out 3 ounce into each bag and found that I ended up with 11 bags of 3 ounce portions. This is a total of exactly 1 ounce over 2 pounds. Seems like the company distributing this broccoli purposely over weighs each 2 pound bag on purpose to make the customer happy. I will buy this product again.

from a product perspective it is fine. From a consumes perspective, I would not have picked this particular bag. The tops were brown and old. The pickers used in store for this service should be a little more picky and ask themselves if they would pick this for their family. In this case, no. I would have picked another..