The sizes varied a lot from small to large. They were kind of stale, although they were within the sell-by date.

These always look a little over done to me, but love the taste and texture. Warm in the microwave to make them softer.

These are OK plain, but if you put them in an air fryer and heat them up that way, they end up being pretty darn close to what you get it better donut shops. I highly recommend these.

I was happy to find apple fritters at Sam's Club as our local Red's donut shop was always sold out of them by the time I wanted to purchase some. They taste delicious 😋 I did come across one area that didn't cook throughly and tasted like dough one time, so I didn't eat that portion. The next ones I bought were all throughly cooked and good. I like to eat one for a quick morning breakfast. They are very good.

We feel Sam’s makes the best bakery treats. These were exceptionally delicious with apple pieces in the middle

I was excited at first that they had them, but they wasn't as good as the brand that they use to carry.

not impressed but the quality of these Apple fritters. from day one they were soggy. had an all right taste but they were soggy as all get out. couldn't get over that. I gave them to my chickens before they molded. chickens loved em. I guess it was them putting them in the container while they were frozen and then maybe they just never dried out I don't know but they were awful. very lucky they're getting two stars from me.

That picture is a catfish because the glaze was a wet mess. The reason why? These are frozen. How do I know I had them delivered in time for breakfast. What’s the fraud “Apple” fritter. While this was a frozen fritter I think I may have come across some tidbit that was an apple but I’m not sure. This a frozen cinnamon fritter. Once defrosted it was a decent cinnamon fritter but I won’t buy them again. DO NOT RECOMMEND!

AWFULL !!! I expected a minimum of Walmart quality, but better. No such luck. Large but tasteless with a texture akin to styrofoam chunks, slightly sweetened, with an occasional apple bit as a surprise. An additional 25 minutes in the oven @ 325* made them somewhat more bearable, but I may yet toss the lot.

HOLY SMOKES!! Yeah definitely should have read the reviews before I drove 20 mins away from the location right around the corner from my apt that didn’t have these! For the past 3 years everything and I mean EVERYTHING that I’ve bought from a Walmart bakery has been absolute HOT garbage! Silly me thinking that a Sam’s Club brand is not just Walmart with a different name. I had to force myself to eat one of these (wouldn’t do that again if my life depended upon it) and after realizing that they would all taste this bad or potentially worse if I kept going, I put one outside for the squirrels to try to enjoy. Yeah so one went up to it and sniffed it and even IT could tell that this is not edible food or just food period! If only we could all go back in time when Walmart started out and we made the decision to go somewhere else to save ourselves from one of if not the worst company to ever exist! I’m not even kidding! I bought a bag of oranges from Sam’s Club the other day, the outer peeling was about an inch thick……what? WHY?? When you finally get to the orange right away you can tell something is not right with this thing you’re holding that’s trying to pretend it’s an orange. Eat it and you have to actively search for the remnants of what used to be an orange. If I had to guess, I’d say they probably went to great lengths to genetically modify these oranges so that either there is no health benefits to eating it or very little. GOOD GRIEF, HAVE WE HAD ENOUGH CAPITALISM YET?! Nope, we haven’t made it to the stage where there’s sand on the shelves where the “food” used to be! We all could survive for a while on cake, nope give us SAND instead!