Marketside Fresh Baby Spinach, 6 oz Bag (Fresh)

my go-to bag of baby spinach. fresh, lasts much longer than others before it gets icky. no need to spend more on another brand - walmart has this one nailed. there's quite a bit in each bag. enough for 4 decently large salads. i eat spinach everyday whether in a smoothie, a salad, or paired with pasta or pizza.

I use spinach in place of lettuce. I have not figured out what the value of lettuce is other than water and cellulose. Spinach has flavor, is more nutritious and has a great color. While it takes more time to put spinach on a sandwich, it adds flavor and is well worth the extra time. The sandwich goes to a whole new dimension with a bit of crunch. If you only eat half a sandwich at a time, warming the cold sandwich part in the microwave for a few seconds does not ruin the spinach, but does bring out more flavor. I also like it for salads and lasagna. It is a nice base for a salad. I especially like the salads when cottage cheese is added to the top with a sprinkle of shredded cheese..

It is good, but sometimes when the delivery driver delivers it to Me from the store, in hot weather, they need to keep it in a coolor or something, because I have been receiving wilted/moist pieces and it smells when I open the bag and end up not using it all.

I prefer buying bagged spinach at other stores, because these greens are always soaking in water. I usually have to throw out part of the bag when it's delivered. I always hope the shopper is selective, and chooses the freshest bag in stock.

I purchase this product intermittently as added greens for my salad. The reason is because the veggie does not stay fresh once you open the package. This package was not what I would consider "baby" spinach, but mid to large leaf. Even storing between paper towel direct from packaging does not help to keep it fresh enough. Perhaps if the package was smaller may help.

The spinach needed to be used right away and that worked, but I would like to say the produce should be more fresh for me. I use a lot of fresh veggies. . Sometimes I feel as though the shopper takes the produce that is older and needs to be used for the people that are ordering. I have absolutely no problems anywhere else except fresh produce. Actually, I ordered other things from Walmart that I did not used to do. So I love this idea for the food department.

The spinach wasn’t moldy or past its written best by date, but why don’t shoppers stop and look at produce? Who would want soggy spinach?! I got delivery because I had surgery today. I’m going to try to get my money back on the app but I might have to go in.

9 out of l0 home delivery's of this packaged spinach comes either EXPIRED or "CLOSE DATED" within l24-48 hours) of expiration date printed on front of package. I blame this on the fault of the Walmart Shopper and not the company. Walmart customers who have home delivery and their orders are over $75 - $100 should expect a more FRESH packaged vegetable item like this package of spinach. Poor Judgment on the part of the Walmart Shopper and just "Commen Sense" for the Walmart Supervisor who trains these shoppers.

Don't buy fresh produce from Walmart! Grow your own . This is the first time I bought fresh produce in probably a 2 years Their is a outbreak that's been going on since May 1st 2026. Th e outbreak is the called the following (Cyclospora) It has spread to to 17 states! I am pretty sure I have it . CDC cant pinpoint what it is coming from but they do know its from fresh produce! Since I rarely buy fresh produce its not hard to figure out what it is! SHAME ON YOU WALMART for not recalling your fresh produce! I have a inflamed foot and have not been feeling well for about 3 weeks!

This particular bag of spinach is not good. Even though the expiration date is still good the contents of the bag is half slimy and rotting. This is the first bag I've ever gotten like this, but normally I do my own shopping. When someone else does your shopping they don't care as much of what they pick out.