Had one as a quick snack, and it was what you'd expect from a banana. However, I left one star because I was soon attacked with the banana peel itself while I was pulling out of my driveway. When my car spun out and took out my mailbox, my enemies descended on me like roaches, and now I'm buried under insurance claims and I have nightmares about medical paperwork and a guy in a red hat and overalls. I've been institutionalized due to the trauma inflicted by the entire situation, and the words "it's a me" haunt me everywhere I go. I will have my revenge, Club of Sam.

The bananas at Sams are always fresh and a bundle last about a week if my family doesn't eat them before then.

The bananas are great. They’re large and they taste like a banana should taste not just a blah taste.

🥰 absolutely love the Price. I love that I can pick them up green to wear. I can share them with others and they won’t go bad too fast

These beets are the size of grapes. In the photo they looked like normal sized beets. The personal shopper must have went out of their way to pick the absolute smallest ones.

Sams has the best deal on bananas. I used to buy the non-organic but with the small difference in price, I tried organic and am sold on them. The skin seems slightly thicker to me and the taste a bit sweeter. They seem to last longer too.

I’ve gotten this type of bananas for the past three weeks. Each time the bananas go from ripe to black within a few days. They are hard as q rock as well. Will not be purchasing from sams any more

These guys went from green to brown and spotty, with not much "yellow" in between. Kinda annoying. They still tasted pretty good and since I mostly put them in oatmeal it was OK, just be aware.

These bananas were awful. They were the worst I have ever purchased at Sam’s. I’m sure it was a bad batch of bananas. Sam’s usually has great produce.

Sam’s Club is the perfect place to buy fruit. Their bananas are huge, green and no bruises. I prefer green because that gives us time to let them ripen and eat at our own pace.