Del Monte Red Grapefruit in Extra Light Syrup, 52 oz Jar

It’s healthy , provides vitamins %26 fiber , thirst quenching . it’s in light syrup better than the one with No Sugar because has fake sweetener yuk! This hits the spot ! The ciitrus mix is great but it was out of stock . Please lmk when available .

This grapefruit is delicious and convenient. The large container is so handy as I have some with breakfast everyday. I’m glad it doesn’t have a lot of sugar added just enough to balance the bitterness of the grapefruit. Watch out for the same product labeled “No Sugar Added “ that means it has artificial sweeteners added. I made that mistake and personally feel that is false advertising. I believe the label should have “sweetened with artificial sweeteners” in large letters on the label instead of “No Sugar Added” to make it plain when purchasing this item online. Walmart doesn’t show ingredient labels on either of these products in the images. Please fix this I’m sure I’m not the only one that’s had issues .

This grapefruit is light in added sugar and still has a very good flavor.

I appreciate the ease at which I can obtain this snack. No peeling or cutting just unscrew the lid and enjoy!!

Red grapefruit is very healthy for me and I like the way it is cut up for me

These are simply delicious. Easy and convenient.

This is the best that I’ve had in a can or a jar, but the only thing bad about it is the lid is too hard to get off. You have to beat it to death to get it to loosen up and then you still have to have a man or somebody strong open it it’s not for a woman.

I wish I could get this with no suger or artificial sweeteners, and organic in a glass jar, but I have to settle for this low sugar version in plastic. Of course with the added suger this tastes good, though I don't mind the bitter taste of 100% grapefruit. The jar is incredibly difficult to open, so I run straight hot tap water over the lid only (not the entire jar) and it opens very easily then. The quality is excellent except for the fact that there is way more liquid then actual fruit, which I figure is the result of 'shrink-flation.' So when I buy this I just figure I'm buying sweetened grapefruit juice with some fruit added. Beats having to wash and prep fresh grapefruit, which often ends up spoiling before I eat it. But if someone ever puts out organic unsweetened grapefruit in a glass jar I will readily switch -- So not much loyalty to this product overall.

Usually good but this time there are white dots on them and what looks to be powdered or granulated white material accumulated on the bottom of the container. I ate one and it was foul chemical bitter taste, much like an aspirin.

This used to be such a high quality product. Now you get mostly water and the grapefruit you do get is tiny and slimy. You might as well call it grapefruit soup.