Fresh White Peach, Each

I love fresh peaches. However, since a friend of mine introduced me to white peaches, I definitely prefer white peaches over regular ones. They are normally larger than the regular peaches I have gotten, and the flavor is slightly sweeter as well. I highly recommend them.

This is a difficult question to answer i only got white peaches a couple of times even though I ordered them multiple times. instead i got regular peaches and they were okay but very different from the white. The white ones that I did get were delicious

ROTTEN ON THE INSIDE, ONCE BITE INTO THEM! ORDERED 4 PEACHES AS PART OF MY ONLINE GROCERY DELIVERY ORDER, ONCE BIT INTO ONE %26 FOUND ROTTEN INSIDE, CUT THE OTHER 3 OPEN, AND THEY WERE ALL ROTTEN INSIDE AS WELL. HAD TO THROW THEM ALL AWAY. WALMART NEEDS TO GET WITH WHOM EVER THEY GET THESE PEACHES FROM, TO MAKE SURE THIS NEVER HAPPENS. PEACHES LOOKED FRESH AND GOOD ON THE OUTSIDE, BUT THEY'RE ROTTEN INSIDE, ROTTEN AND BROWN. ALSO, THE PEACH TASTED BLAND, NO FLAVOR, NOT GOOD QUALITY, MAYBE PICKED BEFORE RIPE %26 STORED BEFORE DELIVERY. There are two primary reasons a peach or an apple can look perfect on the outside but be rotten on the inside: a fungal infection that enters through the stem or blossom end, or a physiological breakdown that starts internally. Chilling injury: Peaches can be susceptible to "chilling injury" if stored at low temperatures before they have ripened. This damages the fruit's cell structure, causing the flesh to brown internally. During bloom: Fungal spores can enter the fruit when it is a blossom, remaining dormant in the core region. During ripening: As the fruit matures, the fungus can become active, rotting the apple from the core outward. Post-harvest: A wet core rot can occur if fruit is dipped in contaminated water during processing, with the infection developing later during storage. Symptoms: This condition is generally not visible on the exterior, though some infected fruit may ripen and fall prematurely. The rot is only discovered when the fruit is cut open.

Even if you pick the best ones yourself, Walmart white peaches aren't great compared to a farmer's market. No big shock there, but definitely don't let a store shopper pick them for you. -I almost ordered a dozen, but I'm glad I read other customers' reviews first and ordered only 3, to see if they were right. SURE ENOUGH: I got one rock-hard white peach, and two rock-hard YELLOW peaches. -How does that even happen???

I bought peaches last week and they were delicious. So I thought I would order a dozen today. When I received them, it was obvious they were two different types. Three were rosy but mushy. They were the free stone type. The rest were pale, hard, flavorless, and were not free stone.

Theses peaches are absolutely a disgusting disgrace and a huge waste f money. I'm so sick of this!!! None of them are even remotely white, nor represent pe and when a peach is ripe it's NOT CRUNCHY!!!! You guys gladly take my money but the trade is anything but fair. No more buying fruits or veggies from this store

I really can't tell you. It was suppose to be white nectarines. The white peaches were suppose to be the substituted item. But They didn't have either. How do you run out of those they're $1.22 each. I'm sure at that price they aren't flying off the shelves.

I get my things delivered. I've ordered the white peaches 3 times. The first time they were completely crushed by being in a bag with bottles and cans. They felt like water balloons. The second and third time they gave me yellow peaches but charged me for white. I got a refund but so far, I haven't tasted the white peaches so I can't say whether they are good or not.

everytime I order peaches I either get under ripe which are super hard and because they are picked to early, they are not sweet..tried ripening via the banana and paper bag method and got a little softer but still have no taste. also keep getting nectarines. peaches have fuzz, nectarines are smooth. some were even labeled as peaches and they were nectarines. I have switched to Amazon for fruit.

Under ripe, oh and not white peaches. These were hard, really hard. i had to wait for days to eat them and that would have been alright except they were not white peaches. i had them delivered and whoever shopped just grabbed yellow peaches and rang them up like white peaches. i said no substitutions.