Soft on the inside. Thought it would be different than apple or half rotten but they’re not no more produce from Sam’s. It’s not a deal if you throw half of it away.

We bought them through the pickup method, so can't really exam the product, 3 days later, when I checked all the grapes, I found two have already gone bad. Fruits are good, but probably should check them when first got them.

The four grapefruit I was able to eat where not sweet and they where dried out. There was four rotten grapefruit in the bag which made most of the grapefruit go bad.

Most of the time these are so good! Sweet, floral….our entire family will eat these almost daily. Breakfast, lunch, snack….but sometimes they are a miss, which is probably par for the course w produce.

They were delicious grapefruits. Usually cut them in half and sprinkle a little sugar on them, but these were sweet enough to eat like an orange and just peel them.

I don’t know why in 2024 why Texas grapefruit are not found in the local grocery stores, but thankfully Sam’s carries them, because they are the best!

The fruit has been exceptional all season. However, as the season comes to an end, in the last couple of bags, the fruit is not as tasty and the pulp is sometimes dry.

They were not Texas grapefruits they were FL and they tasted horrible! I only buy Texas, but they didn’t have any, so I gave them a try. Wrong decision. They all went in the trash

Rotten oozing grapefruit filled bag covering other not-as-rotten fruit with stinking fluid. Two of 8 are obviously bad, three have air gaps between the fruit and rind because they are so old the fruit has shrunk. That leaves 2 potentially edible grapefruits. A big waste of money.

Gasoline prices are high—nearly on par with prices abroad—and the cost of other goods is also comparable to what others charge. So why should I pay an annual subscription fee?