Organic Romaine Lettuce, One Head

$ 2.23

Score By Feature

Based on 6,441 ratings

Value for money

7.10

Flavor

6.96

Freshness

6.27

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Product Description

Carbohydrates, sugar, and fiber are all low in Romaine lettuce.

Though they come from the same plant, Romaine lettuce is a variation of traditional salad lettuce.

Potassium, calcium, magnesium, and phosphorous are just a few of the beneficial minerals found in Romaine.

Questions & Answers

My address does not have Prime Fresh. I don't know what else to do. ?

If you have a Publix in your area, as a last resort, use their grocery delivery service. God bless you and grant you favor.

What kind of soil is it? This has been a problem for almost a decade, and e coli has been linked to a variety of things. ?

Hundreds of people buy the same item every day. You'd know if there was an outbreak if there was one. Just because an area has previously experienced an ecoli outbreak does not mean it will do so again. Is it true that most airlines have had a crash in the past, and that you would never fly that airline again?

How can I tell if something is organic if it doesn't have an organic label or tie on it?

You are not one of them. Mine was crawling with bugs, so I suppose that's one sign it's natural.

organic romaine lettuce- I only want to order one head, but it keeps coming up with five. Why do you keep putting up five heads?

I'm not sure why yours appears with five heads. I go to Amazon Fresh, click on Romain, and it says 1 head for 1 dollar. Check the box for the number you want to order; perhaps yours loads as 5 instead of 1 for some strange reason? best of luck

Selected User Reviews For Organic Romaine Lettuce, One Head

I was INFESTED when I arrived

3/5

It arrived infested with bugs; I washed it five times and found dead bugs in every spin of the salad spinner. br>br>Finally gave up, but it ruined the dinner salad we had planned, and there were grubs on the counter where it had been before the chopping and cutting. Gross.

Briar Freeman

| Jul 13, 2021

Brown is the most common color

3/5

Only about a quarter of it could be put to good use. The rest had to be discarded because it was brown.

River Bird

| Apr 23, 2021

Critters of all sizes

3/5

I bought two romaine stalks; the first batch was fine, with the usual damage. The second, on the other hand, contained these tiny monsters.

Avianna Hurst

| Mar 08, 2021

I was forced to discard

3/5

infested with insects During the initial rinse, I was taken aback by how filthy the lettuce was, with bugs and dirt floating around. Even after rinsing it seven times under running water, I could still see bugs coming off of it. I had no choice but to discard it.

Briana Strickland

| Feb 27, 2021

Spoiled

3/5

Spoiled.

Alistair Ellis

| Apr 10, 2021

They were enormous in comparison

5/5

I ordered two of these because they appeared to be the same size as the three-pack I purchased at the supermarket. Each of them was enormous. They were very crisp and lasted three weeks. br>br> Every day for lunch, I eat a salad, and it took me that long to finish them both.

Lane Zamora

| Dec 17, 2021

I threw it away

3/5

Although I understand that organic produce can be filthy at times, this was incredibly filling. No matter how many times I rinsed it, I still wouldn't have felt comfortable. Inside, there appeared to be insect webs, and the outer leaves were well past their prime-- shriveled and dingy I finally threw it away.

Adley Davis

| Jul 22, 2021

Less than 24 hours after arrival, the plants were slimy and wilted

3/5

Arrived barely fresh, with a hint of browning around the edges. It was slimy and wilted in less than 24 hours. I've learned my lesson: buy local produce whenever possible, and use Fresh for non-perishable items. Food that is perishable.