These have become an easy go to for us. They’re a great thickness for a bone-in pork chop and have been consistently good quality. We’ve cooked them in the oven, on the Traeger, over charcoal, and even over an open fire with great results. Bone-in chops seem surprisingly hard to find at some other stores, so I’m glad Sam’s carries them. Good quality pork at a fair price, and we’ve been very happy with them.

These Pork Chops have been very tasty and a pleasant break from our normal evening meal... We've liked them so much that we've planned on purchasing them again this month... There are ample enough chops in the package for us, being that our kids have grown up and moved out and it's just my wife and I... We repackaged them into two chop freezer bags and they have lasted for a month sense we last bought the... I would highly recommend them to anyone who is considering buying them...

I do not like how only the prettiest pork chops are visible on top of the less desirable looking pork chops.

They always look good in the case, then you get them home open the package and the bottom few are really inferior and almost inedible, I don't know why Sam's butchers feel the need to include a few really crappy, grizly, fatty chops hidden under the the facade of 6 decent chops. Kinda like "FALSE ADVERTISING" PLEASE stop incluiding crappy chops in with your better grade chops. Just sell your crappier chops all together in a package with a price commensurate with the lower quality cut. I hate paying for decent chops and always getting a few that are almost worthy of feeding to our dog.

Beware that not all chops are as good as shown on top of package. Underside chops are junk. Bad cuts, splintered bones, hidden under nice looking chops.

What happened to just including center cut? We've gotten some strangely cut chops which include shards - bits of bone that you have to chew carefully to not swallow! I noticed they put the nice pork chops on top with the strange pork chops underneath. I tried to find a method to send a message to Sams of my disappointment but couldn't find a place to do that, so I'll do it here.

Ppork chops had to be thoroughly washed prior to cooking due to bone fragments. Terrible butcher job, lots of broken boneon each piece. Change your blade or learn to cut slower.

The pork chops were evidently cut with a very dull saw. If I had served them with the bone in someone would have died. There were little sharp bones all in them. I had to cut all bones out before cooking and wash them really good and I still found a little sharp bone. Scary situation. I won't buy them again at Sams Club.

These chops used to be all loin cut. They are now a mixture of loin and what Sam's called assorted cut chops. The top four chops were loin cut and the bottom four were assorted cuts. The bottom four were all bone and fat, didn't bother to grill them, straight in the trash can. Will never purchase Bone in pork chops again.

Chops are dog food. The center cut are mixed with the end cuts, and the end cuts are placed on the bottom of the package, so the package looks better than it is. I understand that center and end cut chops are both part of the package, but the problem is the non center cut chops are inedible. Meat is stringy, and next to impossible to chew. If spitting out food at your table;e is what you want to feed your family, stock up now. Maybe I got a bad batch, but I won't be ordering again. Is worth a few cents more a pound to spring for the center cut. I don't know if the pork industry has quality ratings like beef, but I would bet the farm this these are the lowest quality chops available in life. I will say however, that the dog enjoyed them immensely, kept him busy chewing like they were rubber.