Fresh Peelz California Mandarin Oranges, 5 lb Bag
- Brand:
- Peelz Citrus
- Model Number:
- UPC:
- 091636000038
- EAN:
- 0091636000038
- Walmart SKU:
- 18340206833
Market rate of $5.82 positions buyers 0.0% under the established average.
| Price Type | Price | Date |
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Highest Price
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$6.67 | |
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Lowest Price
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$5.82 | |
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Most Recent Price
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$5.82 |
Tracking History: We have tracked Fresh Peelz California Mandarin Oranges, 5 lb Bag since 12/4/2025. The most recent price update was on Mar 20, 2026.
Price Range: Over the past 90 days, the price has ranged from $5.82 (lowest on 3/9/2026) to $6.67 (highest on 12/4/2025). The average price during this period is $6.35.
Current Trend: No Walmart.com pricing data available for analysis.
Customer Insights: Rated 4.4/5 from 3467 reviews.
The second bag was OK and they are delicious. The first bag were all dripping the bags was full of juice plus it had a smell. I don’t understand how the one putting together my order couldn’t smell it. I smelled it up when I picked up the bag by my door.It was a delivery
I honestly can not keep these in my kitchen! They just disappear as fast as I put them out. They are easy to peel. Make a great snack or even a quick on the go breakfast! I usually buy two bags at a time. Buying one bag is pointless. Great little product!
I eat these so often I had to do a review. I love these little mandarins. With cold and flu season going around, my family and I eat as much vitamin C as we can. They are easy to peel are very juicy, no fuss no muss. Walmart makes it easy to buy my favorites on repeat. My go to - on the go- guilt free snack.
Peelz is always so consistent quality and taste are far better than the other label i have gotten. My Kids love them easy to peel no seeds what a great snack. Keep up the good work Walmart!
Delicious oranges, and so easy to peel! Smaller size -- just the right size for a quick snack. For breakfast or lunch away from home, consider taking two! These are a staple every week, and we love them. Indispensable.
Why do Walmart insist on delivering rotten food to their loyal customers?? I mean can anyone think as to whyWHYwhy any grocer would be so despicable as to offload their spoiling produce on the regular?? The ORGANIC bananas are almost always terribly marred and damaged, rotting right in front of our own eyes. We need fair trade practices. Is this truly too big an ask W . Come on now, you can do better. I had to throw out EIGHT oranges ON DELIVERY. Eight out of the $6 bag. How is this cool. Nasty work.
I button them twice now small bag big bag both bags are awful I didn't know it was possible but this big bag I bought it's like the meat's flementing in the skin at least that's what it tastes like The skin was loose on it I thought these are going to be good Oh they were horrible They're either extremely old or something happened to them but they are horrible They're worse than the first bag
5%23 bag is rotten. 70% of the mandarins are in stages of rotting. Soft spots. Weeping. Smell terrible. We would have preferred to be told you were out of stock. Picture is after tossing 6 of the mandarins.
More than half of the oranges were spoiled, leaking, smashed. Please be sure the shoppers examine the produce carefully before adding them to the cart.
Expired. There’s no expiration date on package that I can see but they are obviously beyond the fresh date. No mold yet but totally misshapen, soft and mushy. I will try to get credit back but was online delivery so I have to figure it out.
Detailed price history for the past 90 days
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