Fresh Romaine Lettuce Hearts 3 Count, Each

Lettuce Romaine friends while you shop: I was Stalking the produce aisle for a while, and these 3 lettuce leaves are unbe-leaf-able, they were chillin' with the others just veggin' out. They’re the Head of the class and all Heart. If you know how to prep them before you throw them in the fridge they won't wilt, and they'll stay so crisp you could soil yourself. These hearts are arugula-bly the best crunch in the game. These aren't the tip of the Iceburg so, If you’re looking to turn over a new leaf, look no further. I’m Rooting for you to try them. Romaine calm and eat your greens! Ok, that's all I gotta' say for now, I'll Leaf you to your shopping.

I ORDER ICEBERG LETTUCE EVERY WEEK BUT IT WAS OUT OF STOCK TODAY. MY SHOPPER SELECTED ROMAINE. I DID A LITTLE RESEARCH ON HOW TO PREPARE IT AND LEARNED THAT IF YOU WRAP IT IN FOIL IT CAN LAST UP TO 30 DAYS. SO INSTEAD OF THROWING AWAY HALF OF THE ICEBERG EVERY WEEK, I WILL HAVE CRISPY ROMAINE FOR THE NEXT 30 DAYS.

While I will order pick up for grocery in boxes and containers, II don't allow anyone to choose my veggies and fruit. I am pleased with this lettuce every time I purchase. I cut it up, wash it, spin it and place in zip lock bags. It lasts for a week. The key is to keep it mostly dry while in fridge crispiee.

I buy romaine lettuce regularly and when it’s packaged like this it could be a hit or miss. My recent order of this 3 count romaine lettuce was disappointing. I found that all 3 had a lot of “rust,” were not crispy and tasted very bitter. Threw away the whole package.

The outer lettuce leaves were already turning color (pink) upon receiving them at pick up. Further inspection found that almost half of each heart was beginning to wilt and not acceptable as fresh.

Almost every order has an unavailable item - usually something very basis- like onions or milk. We have items missing that we were charged for, broken glass in bags and cans so badly dented we threw them away. Seriously thinking if delivery is worth it .

This lettuce had already begun to change color in the veins which is an indication that it is old. Why would a shopper not look at this before putting it in a customer's basket. This is a waste of my money and I probably wont shop again online which also means I will cancel the plan.

Are the employees trained to pick the worst possible produce? Purchased twice and they seem to get the rotting options. Every time i go in the store theres plenty of non rotten options. Sure this can be avoided by me going in the store but the employees can have some decency and pick out produce they would pick for themselves if they were shopping….

I had no choice but to order delivery as I could not get to the store today and gave this lousy W membership so ordered delivery knowing at least something would be wrong as us usually the case. I received this romaine lettuce with a pack date of 03/18/2026 and a best by date of 04/04/2026. Today is 04/05/2026. Where is the common sense? Whoever packed this either can't see well, as visually there is brown sediment at the bottom of the bag, and/or does not care at all. I'm betting both? Walmart, why are you not checking and rotating stock on your perishable items? GET IT TOGETHER!

Three of the smallest hearts of romaine lettuce I have ever seen. Didn't even fill the bag halfway. Normally, hearts of romaine are practically bursting out of the bag, because they can barely fit. Not these. Plenty of empty space in the bag. Could easily have fit 3 or 4 more of these little hearts in the bag. I would be embarrassed to put my name on such scrawny hearts of romaine, let alone charge full price for them, but Dandy %26 Walmart appear to have no qualms about doing so. Very disappointing.