Marketside Broccoli Florets, 12 oz

I’m really happy with these Marketside Broccoli Florets. The bag is the perfect size for a quick side dish, and the broccoli actually stays crisp and fresh, which isn't always the case with pre-cut veggies. I love that I can just steam them right in the bag or toss them into a stir-fry without having to deal with the mess of chopping a whole head. It’s a huge time-saver for busy weeknights, and the quality is consistently great!

Very fresh! I was using frozen to feed my turtle. He LOVES this fresh product. Pieces are just the right size, consistently. Color is such a bright green. He can hear it when I toss into his cage!

If I don't have access to farm fresh Broccoli, I usually get the Marketside 12 oz bag of broccoli florets. The heavy stem is cut away and just the parts I like best are in a bag. Great for salads and other fresh uncooked dishes, like a vegetable tray for parties. I don't like to buy frozen because lately it seems that all you get is the heavy stem that I usually throw away.

Buying fresh veg from my Walmart is always a crapshoot -- snow peas, broccoli, asparagus, scallions, you never know, sometimes, it's mushy garbage that is past its best by date, and sometimes it's mushy garbage BEFORE its best by date, and other times, it arrives a week before its best by date, and it's fresh and crisp, like it was this time. I used this in a shrimp stir fry and it was perfect. And if it doesn't show up the way it should, Walmart makes it easy to get your money back without an argument. It would be nice to get it right every time, but in case you hadn't noticed, people today aren't too upset about not getting things right these days, so points to Walmart on accountability and making you whole again.

Broccoli is one of the few vegetables that I like the ones in this bag or perfec broccoli is one of the few vegetables that I like the ones in this bag are perfect. Sometimes the frozen ones have too many pieces and I'm perfect. Sometimes the frozen ones have too many pieces in them. .

Very fresh; used to make a broccoli cheese soup. Cut off the stems (though that might not always be necessary because, as was mentioned, they have been reliably fresh!). Flash cook in boiling water in the microwave for very few minutes (2); add them to the soup; blitz in blender or hand mixer and it was really good. These are also great over pasta - pan fry in EVOO with some garlic until just tender, put them over the pasta then add grated Romano cheese on top -- not bad . We could even make them with hollandaise (from a mix or scratch). The florets are convenient and make preparing these dishes much easier.

These are good if you plan on eating them the same day and do not do a delivery service. Sometimes having a shopper pick them you may not get a good batch. Be prepared to eat these within 3 to 5 days or they will start to turn. They taste amazing with a ranch dip for those who are trying to eat healthy.

I have bought this before to use it in a stir fry, so it was fine. But if I wanted nice broccoli florets for dinner, I would have bought a head of broccoli, but even that is hit or miss from Walmart. Thus the 3 stars, it depends what its purpose is, but for the price, it is cheaper than a head of broccoli, but be ware of what you are getting.

Somewhat pricey for what you get. It's much more affordable to buy a crown and cut it up yourself in minutes. The end of the stalks on most were dry and you have to trim them anyway, so save yourself some money and buy crowns because this really isn't a time saver. Flavor-wise, they were just fine.

Pictures taken on 5/25/26. I've bought this bag of broccoli several times. I buy it like this so I'm not getting charged for the large chunk of stem by weight when buying the entire head of broccoli. Every time I buy it, it's bad before the best by date. Usually by a few days so we rush to cook it. This time it was molded 5 days prior to that date and only two days after purchasing.. pretty consistent with all produce at Walmart anymore.