Robinson Fresh Anaheim Peppers, 1 Pound Bag

Just as good if not better than the name brand but at a cheaper price and thanks to the demo. We all got to cut corners when possible.

I get these super mild (very low heat) Anaheim peppers quite often for everything from cooking them whole on the BBQ to diced up in tacos or any dish that calls for peppers, a good bell pepper alternative. Not too thick, low seeds, and 95% of the time the bags are in good shape and the peppers are big, fresh and not wilted. Sometimes a little older, but have yet to get one that's been rotten (knock on wood). They do store for quite awhile in the fridge or you cut them up and freeze them. I shop between a few local Walmarts every month, usually curbside pickup because it's more convenient, especially with mobility issues. Downside, not all store shoppers pick the best products, especially when it comes to fresh produce. I will say most of the time I've lucked out and Walmart has gotten a lot better about carrying fresher decent looking produce, I mean they have to in our area with Whole Foods and Trader Joes around the corner. Great pepper, so far so good.