Navel Oranges, 8 lb Bag

I do like these oranges but I’d caution you to look at them closely. The bag is a mesh so you can see them all and wash them in the bag when you get them home. Recently I had a bag delivered and four were rotten. To be fair it look liked they were crushed and then sat on the shelf until a store employee sent them to me. They were disgusting and I couldn’t even eat the good ones. Moldy and mushy. I’ve since bought more and they were fine.

I feel robbed. I opted to get the eight pound bag instead of two 4 pound bags. I was happy at first when I saw how much bigger the oranges were, but upon peeling the oranges I found that the peels are about 3X much thicker which takes up more weight and space. So you really get a smaller amount of oranges with the bigger bag.

These were not what I expected. When I think of naval oranges, I think of slightly sweet but acidic and somewhat sour. These oranges were extremely sweet with no acidity or tartness, they almost taste like imitation orange flavored sugar. Way too sweet for my liking.

Requested bag of small navel oranges, received large navel oranges. Also didn't receive ski s for my walker that I really needed them. I cannot walk without my walker. Also ordered bag of walnuts whole or pieces in large bag for around 8.00. Didn't get them. Not very happy !

I was very disappointed with these 8-pound navel oranges. They were expensive, but unfortunately many of them were already spoiled. Several tasted moldy and were completely inedible. I ended up throwing away a good portion of the bag, which was a waste of money. This isn't the first time I've had this problem when ordering oranges online from Walmart. It makes me wonder if the online orders are getting lower-quality produce. I hope Walmart improves its quality control because customers should receive the same fresh produce whether they shop in the store or order online.

OUR PRODUCE ORDERS PLACED 2X WEEKLY FOR THE ENTIRE SUMMER ALWAYS CONTAINS EXPIRED FRUIT THAT HAS TO BE TOSSED UPON RECEIPT. WHY IS THE PRODUCE MANAGER ALLOWING EXPIRED FRUIT TO REMAIN ON SHELVES AND WHY WOULD AN ASSOCIATE BAG DECAYED AND DRIPPING PRODUCE FOR THEIR CUSTOMERS???

These are the driest oranges I've ever had. I have purchased 2 bags a week for a very long time and the last 3 months or more I have not gotten a single juicy orange. They're gross. Yeah it's on me because I keep purchasing them (only because I require a high amount of vit c daily)

these oranges were basically not fit to eat. Half of every orange was pithy and dried out to the point i threw them away. Buying these oranges is a hit or miss situation. I find about 2 out of 3 bags of oranges are decent but the other 33% are either damaged or not good.

When I shop in store, I NEVER have a problem with these oranges; they are excellent. When I have them delivered, it's infuriating how many times I receive bags with ROTTING, spoiled oranges. It's to the point that I think shoppers are encouraged to send out the worst produce in deliveries to get rid of it knowing most people won't request a refund.

I ordered oranges, mandarins, and elephant ears for delivery, and I was shocked when the order arrived. Several of the oranges and mandarins were covered in mold, and the elephant ears were in terrible condition and had to be thrown away. What bothers me the most is that the produce was visibly bad. Anyone picking or delivering this order should have noticed that these items were not fit for a customer. Common sense should have prevented this order from ever leaving the store. Now I have to spend my time requesting a refund and replacing groceries that should have arrived fresh in the first place. Very disappointing experience, and I expect a full refund for the spoiled items.