On sale at Foodland for $5.99/pound. I paid $13.48 for a prepacked 2.25-pound bag.
The cherries are tasteless and a bit sour. So disappointing.
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Take ‘um back! Fruit sold here in Hawaii is so hit or miss...(shhh, my mom will pop one in her mouth to do a taste test before buying grapes.)
I bought some from Whole Foods Kailua at 7.99 a pound, mine were disappointing too!
You can’t return? That’s mighty expensive to not be able to eat them!
maybe you could bake with them? bummer that they aren’t tasty
Mo beda go Costco. Mahalo, fo heads up.
That is so expensive! It's because of the shipping cost on the Matson ships. Sad.
Anon, I have a few friends that do a taste test too.
Oh no, Mich! Actually the best cherries I've ever had were from Whole Foods.
Susan, I'm sure they'd accept a return, but I'm shame to.
Kat, I thought of that.
Chet, welcome.
Mark, and that was half off sale price.
I returned a watermelon I cut open once!! 😁
Darn! That's such a shame. I bought apricots at Costco which were on the tart side. I think they must have to pick them green. I had fresh off the tree apricots from my sister-in-law's backyard that were the sweetest things I've ever tasted. On the other hand, my nephew's 2 year old daughter was here today and she loved the apricot which I cut in slices for her.
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