Green Beans - Good & Gather™

They are always slimy and near spoiled.

These are my favorite! I use these to make roasted green beans at least once a week. Always fresh and delicious.

These were not trimmed. Flavor was meh.

Keep using the supplier as long as you're able to. There wasn't a single bad bean, and all the end were snipped. Perfectly fresh.

Expired produce. Bag of green beans expired

Like most reviewers pointed out some green bean are not trimmed, smell funny, feel slimy. This is not a ready to eat green bean, I would not buy this in future.

Very poor quality and wont last 3 days in fridge. Do not but

Not properly trimmed, stalk with no bean included .

Received these green beans less than 12 hours ago. Slimy, brown, and inedible.

Bad quality- started rotting even before use by date.

I was given a special priced item of $1.00 for $2.49 and the beans were already spoilt - can’t even make a return

These were terrible started to spoil right away. Too much moisture in the bag. I had to throw some of them away

These are neither fresh nor trimmed. I have gotten these so many times hoping each dud was just a bad batch. I usually love Target brand products, so I kept hoping for the best, but these green beans have fooled me so many times that at this point, shame is most certainly on me. Never again will I buy these, and now I'm wary of Target brand products. A shame.

Good green beans, but got fungus too fast and we needed to throw half of bag to garbage.

These green beans were awful!! Could not eat them.

Not fresh, about to go bad. It taste sour when cooked like it’s about to go bad.

They were tough and full of strings and stems. Ruined my dinner.

If you get a good bag that are ok. Not the best beans but edible. Some bitter ones. But the pickers and stockers must not look at the produce. Gross and rotten and easily seen with a quick glance. I’m done with Target produce.

Almost a whole bag was freezer burned. Had to return

I've never been happy about these Good & Gather green beans costing more per ounce than other stores charge for theirs, which is why I most often buy them elsewhere. However, at least the times I did buy these they were of good quality... until now. I can only guess Target changed suppliers because the bag I just bought was literally the worst green beans I've ever had in my entire life. The were all hard as rocks. So, the second batch we cooked much longer than usual trying to soften them up but, the problem then is they get a mealy texture and also lose most of their flavor. In other words, there's nothing you can do to avoid these being terrible.