I purchased it only once and finished eating it this morning. But after reading some articles about almond farming, 100% produced here in California (correct me if I am wrong), I've decided not to purchase this particular product any more till Member's Mark introduces organic almonds, like the Member's Mark Organic Extra Virgin Olive Oil. Yes, I thoroughly enjoyed this product, without knowing the health concerns and environmental impact - contaminating out own water supply. But now that I know what I know, I just have to wait for organic almonds. Yes, it'll be more expensive, but I no longer wish to eat almonds that was produced using glyphosate, one of the most widely used pesticides.

the only big plus is price. about 1 of every 8-9 have chew marks from rodents. i figure this is why they are cheaper. the unchewed almonds are of mediocre quality. i wash the almonds with water, sometimes add a little salt while wet, then dry them in a dehydrator, and finish by roasting in 1 layer for about 8 minutes in an air fryer at medium low.

I opened a bag of these that wasn't due to expire for 10 months. I ate a few that seemed fine but then ate one that had the worst artificial chemical aftertaste. It definitely was not a bitter almond but something else. I will be taking both of the bags I purchaed back for a refund. This is the first time I've purchased MM almonds but not the first problem I've had with MM bagged nuts. I will never purchase any type of Members Mark nuts again.

Good quality and good value.

It is good but have some taste not fresh maybe 1%.

For my morning cereal 🥣 it’s not easy to get rid of each almond skin.

Discover I can make almond flour Yeah!

Excellent for diet low carb

These almonds were shriveled and I had to throw many away. For the most part, they tasted fine.

Hard almonds and super dry