Marketside Organic Fresh Whole Carrots, 2 lb Bag

I have found that organic carrots taste sweeter and taste better than the original carrots you can buy otherwise. Yes they cost a little more, but the flavor can't be beat. So, if you want more flavor, then buy organic carrots. Elizabeth Krawiec 🙂

Good, tasty and fresh carrots that went perfectly with our pot roast. I also like to snack on them as is. Carrots are nice and crunchy and good for you. I prefer the whole carrots to the cut up ones in a plastic bag. You really don't know how old they are or if something was put on them to stay fresh. Easy to peel.

Cost a lot less than the pre-cut carrots and not all wet like the pre-cut. These carrots are large and clean. They are easily peeled and sliced, and cook up tasty and sweet. They store well in the vegetable bin of the refrigerator. Their freshness is obvious from the lack of growth from the tops. Recommend.

for some reason the makketside organic carrots are more consistent in size..the regular carrots two pound bags have a very skinny tip and a so so thick side... the market side organic carrots are so much better for slicing into pieces and cooking evenly and, I have to admit they taste better with only costing pennies more for 2 pound per pack.

The carrots taste delicious. But I think the company takes advantage of Walmart and Walmart customers by giving "culls" to us. The carrots are often broken and split. But they are delicious and I like the fact they are organic.,, until I find another option....

My carrots were delivered rotten with its juices pouring out when I opened the bag. The shoppers should properly look at produce before picking it. That is unacceptable.

These are the same price as the non-organic carrots, which aren't always available in a 2-lb bag. They used to be consistently good. The last two bags I've received in my orders had visible rot and mold, so if I get a full 1.5 pounds when I cut the bad stuff away, I'm lucky. I tossed out most of the last bag. These used to be really decent quality. And the price has gone up by 25% in recent weeks. When that happens, I expect produce that's fit to feed my family, because I'm funny that way. Not sure if the suppliers changed or these are just trapped in plastic bags much longer now before someone buys them, because of the price hike. But if this happens one more time, I'm going to start menu-planning to omit carrots. This picture is the from the 2-lb bag I received in this morning's order. And I shook the very worst ones into the trash straight from the bag, so I wouldn't have to touch the black mush on the ends. I got a little over an edible pound out of it.

I was very disappointed to see the condition of the carrots selected in my order. Carrots are a root vegetable that should last a good while, but these were rotten and not usable. It’s a shame that the person picking the order for me did not recognize the condition.

It's disrespectful that the membership fee is so high and the service is so poor because some workers don't feel empowered by their work. They send you products that are in poor condition, rotten products that should be in decline and discarded. (Rotten carrots)They cancel products without even giving you a replacement option. They send you the order with missing products. In conclusion, it's a disaster. Either they take action against those who correspond or the law will take care of putting everyone in their place. It's exhausting having to be upset with every order I make to this specific store. What work do the managers do there? Where is the customer service? They are terrible.

Bad experience purchase groceries on Walmart app. Rotten carrots were delivered, however I had to bring them to store to return. The person who picked the groceries did a bad job, however I had to bear the consequences. I don’t understand the logic. Why not offering in home return for delivery orders?