Organic Whole Carrots
- High Quality
- Low Price
Summary:
Reviewers enjoyed the carrots’ natural sweetness and flavorful taste. One person noted that their sweetness came through especially well in carrot ginger soup. Another found them much sweeter than bagged baby carrots. Kids reportedly enjoyed eating them raw as a snack. Reviewers also praised their bright orange color and crisp texture. One reviewer said they stayed crisp in the fridge for over a week. The organic carrots were considered a good price. Some carrots were quite large, and a few had cracks that required trimming.
Fresh Yellow Peach
- High Quality
- Easy to Use
Summary:
Reviewers generally enjoyed these peaches for their sweet, juicy, fragrant flavor. One reviewer described them as tasting like summer. The flavor has a pleasant hint of tartness. Their golden flesh is easy to separate from the pit, making them suitable for peach cobbler. The peaches were considered a nice size. Some arrived firm but ripened to a pleasing texture after two days on the counter. One peach had a soft bruised spot.
Fresh Cantaloupe Melon
- Easy to Use
Summary:
Most reviewers enjoyed this cantaloupe and described it as juicy, fragrant, and pleasantly sweet. One reviewer called it the best cantaloupe they had eaten that year. Its bright orange flesh was noted as ripe all the way to the rind. The melon was firm and easy to cut, and it kept well in the refrigerator after being cut. Reviewers also liked it in fruit salad, especially with fresh mint. Ripeness and sweetness were not consistent for everyone: one melon needed another day on the counter, while another seemed a little underripe and less sweet than expected.
Seedless Mini Watermelon
- High Quality
- Easy to Use
Summary:
Reviewers describe the watermelon as bright red, sweet, juicy, crisp, and refreshing. Its flavor was a standout, and one reviewer said it was enjoyed quickly by the kids. The small size fits well in a compact refrigerator and avoids taking up as much space as a large watermelon. Reviewers also found it convenient to carry and cut for picnics. Although it was described as seedless, one melon contained a couple of small white seeds. One reviewer felt the rind was somewhat thick for a small melon. Overall, the comments are positive, with convenience and taste balanced against minor seed and rind concerns.
