Fresh Orange Bell Pepper, Each

This orange bell pepper was bright, firm, and actually looked like it wanted to be chosen. No soft spots, no weird wrinkles, just solid crunch and that slightly sweet flavor that makes everything better. I sliced it for salads and roasted it with dinner and it held its shape like a pro. It added color, flavor, and made my plate look like I planned things instead of throwing them together last minute. Five stars for being crisp, pretty, and pulling its weight in every meal.

I was making a meal that required 3 types of peppers, this was one of them. It was SO FRESH and if you have a good fridge crisper lasts a very long time. Excellent quality, perfect flavor and you couldn't wish for more in a pepper! Crispy if not cooked, color nice and bright - just perfect. Highly recommend.

Usually these yellow or orange peppers are pretty good but when you are getting vegetables and/or fruits delivered you don't have the luxury of picking them out yourself. Sometimes the shopper just doesn't know what fresh looks like or maybe there's just slim pickings... who knows! 🤷‍♀️

I requested yellow 💛 pepper received orange 🍊 pepper instead. Drove to Aldis and purchased yellow pepper. Also when I shopped at Wal-Mart after received Orange pepper there were Plenty of Yellow Peppers!!! Irked. Thats why I purchased the yellow 💛 peppers I needed ! Unsatisfied with the shoppers neglected to fill my order appropriately.

I accepted orange bell peppers as a substitution for another product today. When I was putting groceries away at home, I realized the peppers were already well past ripe and on the way to spoiled. Only one pepper of the three substituted was good. It is not enough to simply use the phrase Would I Pick It (WIPI) to choose decent produce for customers. The minimal training done on a computer in the back room doesn't teach one how to pick the optimal produce. Hands-on training is needed for that, but then again, people would have to care to begin with.

Does WM instruct your shoppers to clean out produce, milk and other perishables? The peppers I received this time were as old as possible. The bananas were just about gone.

The stem is brown and dry as a bone. The skin is wrinkly and mushy. And there is a squishy smelly bruise. Whoever picked this out is either a young boy or young girl who has never cooked before and doesn’t know how to pick out produce. This is not the first time this has happened with produce. I wish they had someone who cares to pick up the fresh produce for the people who are unable to pick it up for themselves

I needed two peppers for my dinner tonight. I received two of the smallest peppers I have ever seen! And the orange one is very old and soft. The object was for me to not have to go out to the store today, but now I will have to. I will have to think twice about ordering produce from Walmart in the future.

Terrible, too short and not ripe but also a bit mushy, I will not being order produce for delivery as shoppers pick the worst selection available or Walmart has no decent produce

I am so disappointed that Walmart seems to hire people that can’t tell the difference between a ripe piece of produce and a rotten piece. I also wish I could say this was a rare occurrence, but it’s not. Sadly I can’t shop in person, so I guess sending the inedible food out to people that can’t come to the shop is one way to dispose of it. If I could come in to the store, I would never purchase this mess. This pepper was frozen, then thawed and it is rotten to the core. For shame.