Fresh Whole Rutabagas Each, Fresh Produce

it's no one's fault, it's all on me, not knowing that I was ordering an small turnip instead a big one. it's I'll have to get someone come over to cleaned it up and fry it. I didn't saw the driver he just did what he or she was to do. everything else is ok. just my mistake no one else. thank you.

Rutabagas are definitely underrated, and this one is a great reminder of why they deserve more attention. It was fresh and firm, with good color and no soft spots. I use it the same way I would carrots or other root vegetables, and it fits right in. It roasts beautifully, holds its texture well, and adds a mild, slightly sweet flavor to meals. I also enjoy it raw. Sliced or grated, it is crisp, refreshing, and surprisingly delicious. It works just as well in soups and stews as it does as a simple side dish. For such a basic vegetable, it is versatile, affordable, and adds great variety to everyday cooking.

I have been buying these from Walmart on every shopping trip for a few months. They are the most beautiful, fresh, big rutabagas! I've always loved rutabagas but they are often hard to find and old and dried out. I dice these and steam them with sliced carrots. Serve with butter, salt and pepper. They are also great in stews. These are grown in Canada and I hope my local Walmart keeps stocking them.

Healthier for you than potatoes great taste use them to make vegetable stew all the time they're great mashed or roasted one serving has 117% of your daily vitamin C Healthy food really you wouldn't like them leave them for me

I've become accustomed to getting humongous vegetables, especially any root vegetable. I wish there was a way to get smaller ones when I am the only one eating, it's a waste. This is so big, this would have been the size when cooking for family of 6! I am one! Okay, so there is that but the WORST surprise when getting 'fresh' vegetables is to see they are far from fresh %26 even further from being the higher quality ones. If they weren't so damaged it might not be so bad but they aren't any cheaper just because they're huge enough to knock someone out! These are the lowest graded ones I am use to finding at the cheapest stores w/all lessor quality. But this is getting ridiculous. This rutabaga has a huge gash that is discolored and about 1/2" cracked down side causing it to begin to separate. I'll end up having to cut who knows how much? I have to in order to remove the gash, all dried up and discolored and deep enough to where I'm not sure how much more is under the damaged, opened portion. It is a sorry example of choosing (?) biggest coconut sized rutabaga on edge of eating itself to core. Not acceptable when I will have to cut off what is "money."

l love rutabagas. what I received was shriveled %26 soft...produce personnel sloppy, not salvagable and had to discard %26 get refund. shld have been hard %26 waxy(covering)

This is one of my favorite things to eat . Well last time the shopper who picked it out for me did great ,this time No. The rutabaga was really small and one of the ends had been cut and waxed leaving this smaller l then average. By the time I cut all the out side and the bad end it will be the size of a russet potato. So disappointed , and for the price . I was hoping to return it, but as it is i'm one hour away. So undecided. I whis walmart would credit me.

Completly covered in disgusting green moldy/rotten spots. This is a waxed item. It stays fresh looking for many weeks if fresh. The fact that it was covered inmild despite the wax shows how horribly old it must have been. I threw it out immediately and soaped my hands. Most mold on food stuff (like fusarium) are carcinogenic. This was an online order. The store sends spoiled produce most often. (Shamelessly!!) I rarely order produce as a result. (Only occasionally and only a few specific items that are less prone to major problems).

I wanted turnips I ended up getting rutabagas to my disappointment. It was for my mother and I want to return them. What do I do? I can go to my mother's get the rutabaga and return them to the store. She was making them for one of her German friends.

The item is rutabagas. However, you have a picture of a turnip instead of a rutabaga. Consequently, your people are delivering turnips instead of rutabagas. Get your act together and use picture the right vegetable. This little mistake is annoying a lot of people.