I bought these as a test. I usually buy my Apple Fritters at a local doughnut shop. These were very comparable and much less expensive and a little bit larger. Good taste, good price, good size! What is wrong with win win win?

These are okay, my other family members liked them more than I did. I thought they were a bit too much pastry with not enough filling and not sweetened near enough.

I have purchased these apple fritters twice. The first purchase the fritters were awesome! Every fritter was loaded with apples, moist and delicious. The second purchase they were dry and only one small bite of apple per fritter. These were not close to Sam's club standards and I will never purchase them again.

More like fritter dough only. Lacks any apples in it or any apple flavor. Maybe some cinnamon in there, but no noticeable apples. Deep fried dough balls with icing and some cinnamon. Probably not buy again.

While not terrible, these "apple" fritters were completely lacking in any sort of apple bits at all. The dough was okay...but "zero" findings of any apple pieces.

Was a little dissatisfied about them due to having very little apples in them and mostly fritter. I thought they would be great because everything I get from Sam’s is awesome!

Samsclub used to sell some of the best apple fritters, but they discontinued them a couple of years ago. I don’t know if Samsclub decided to bring the treat back using a different supplier, but the texture and flavor in the packages I purchased recently left me disappointed. The individual fritters were also much smaller than the former ones that had been discontinued.

They were a bit dry, ( overbaked?) And they were not too overly sweet, which we did like.. but needed more apple maybe

I love Sam’s bakery goods…so I was very disappointed in these. They were very dry and had no flavor. There were 6 in the pkg and we threw 3 in the trash. Will not purchase again. Cannot recommend.

I found them to be skimpy on the apple and cinnamon. Perhaps I'm judging them by the apple fritters I get at a donut shop. Maybe these are made by the same company that makes the Sam's apple turnovers. Almost no apple. If the first word in apple fritter (or apple turnover) is apple, where's the apple?