Red Raspberries, 6 oz

$ 3.99

Score By Feature

Based on 27,097 ratings

Flavor

7.07

Freshness

6.48

Value for money

6.11

OveReview Final Score

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Product Description

Before eating, make sure to wash your hands.

Produced in either the United States or Mexico

As a healthy snack or in a recipe, they're delicious on their own.

For the longest shelf life, keep it refrigerated.

Questions & Answers

Is Driscoll Farms or one of their affiliate farms responsible for these?

Driscoll Farms was the brand of the shipment I received, and it was just as good as the ones I'd purchased from Whole Foods.

Describe the flavor of raspberries and compare it to the flavor of another fruit. ?

Red raspberries have a mildly sweet and fresh flavor to them, in my opinion. Their flavor is more smooth (like blueberries) than tangy (like blackberries). However, there are several edible seeds (as with most berries).

Selected User Reviews For Red Raspberries, 6 oz

When it was delivered, it was already moldy

3/5

When they were delivered, they were rotten.

Nyla THORPE

| Sep 13, 2021

Mold on strawberries and raspberries Mold had infected the raspberries and strawberries

3/5

Before delivery, I'm hoping you can double-check the freshness.

Eduardo DOBSON

| Mar 02, 2021

Mold in a package Rotten, moldy, and I'm not sure how the packers don't do a better job of inspecting the produce!

3/5

Elsie Orozco

| Feb 27, 2021

Their fresh produce needs to be improved

3/5

I love Amazon because of its convenience and wide selection of products, but I'm having trouble with the produce on Amazon Fresh and can't seem to find a way to provide feedback to the producers. Raspberries were fresh but crushed, strawberries were old and moldy, and I only ordered bananas once because they were completely green, rock hard, and inedible, so I waited three weeks for them to ripen but they never did. Apples, oranges, and cherries were all of exceptional quality, as were nectarines. I know from my experience in the food retail industry that produce is the most difficult to get right, so I'll give them a pass for now, but we all know they have the cash to figure it out quickly! Aside from that, outstanding work.

Emberly Hicks

| Aug 25, 2021

Produce is frequently (but not always) delivered very close to

4/5

Produce often (but not always) arrives with a sell-by or use-by date that makes it impossible to use before it spoils. It happens so frequently that one has to wonder if it's on purpose, given that you can't pick the freshest when you order. Is it possible that they're using online orders to get rid of old inventory? This time, however, it was great. br>br>.

Keilani Garrett

| Nov 11, 2021

Your sackers must be trained! Whoever is in charge of securing the groceries needs to be better trained

3/5

Underneath a clump of apples, the raspberries were smashed.

Remy Hardin

| Mar 01, 2021

Please don't sell any more Sunbelle raspberries and instead sell Driscoll raspberries

3/5

Sunbelle raspberries are terrible; eight out of ten times, they're moldy by the time you get them. The flavor isn't great even if they aren't old. br>br>I'm hoping Amazon will carry Driscoll Organic Raspberries because they're fantastic.

Malaya Goodman

| Jan 18, 2021

Amazon has poor packaging

3/5

The berries were frozen after being placed in a bag with a bunch of ice packs for the milk, eggs, and other items. They left a sticky, wet mess in the fridge and didn't taste very good when they thawed. I had to use them in a muffin recipe to keep them from going to waste. br>The berries were fine on their own, but Amazon's packaging ruined them.