"I bought Costco's organic Brussels sprouts, and over half of them were eaten by bugs."
"Unless you cook the whole bag the day you buy them, these bags of veggies will go bad."
"Some stores don't have high enough turnover, so if it's not stock day, you'll end up with older stuff."
"they smell funky after three days."
Costco sells pre-cut, bagged organic Brussels sprouts that many customers report arriving damaged, infested, or spoiling quickly. Shoppers reported insect damage consuming large portions of bags, citing organic farming practices as a reason for pest presence. Other customers reported rapid deterioration, off-odors after a few days, and poor durability that makes bulk purchases impractical unless consumed immediately. Some shoppers linked spoilage to low store turnover and inconsistent restocking schedules that leave older produce on shelves. Reports indicate similar fast-spoiling issues with certain fruits at Costco. Farmer's markets and higher-turnover stores are suggested for fresher produce.
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