This is the first time i have tried this particular brand. Up until now I always ordered Mait're Jacques but it looks like Wal Mart no longer carries it. The flavor is slightly different in Roland but still very good. I preferred the Mait're Jacques but that's probably just because I am used to it. My son and I will grow to love these too, I'm sure. One interesting surprise was I know these cans are supposed to contain 12 giant snails. I ordered 8 cans and as you can see from my picture, the first can I opened had 14 snails in it. But I will be ordering these snails from now on and would gladly recommend them.

I have been buying these for years. Every time, I am asked what I do with them. I take a pie plate and sprinkle jiffy pie crust mix in the bottom. Then moisten it with white wine. Then press the snails around in the crust, making little holes. Then, put minced garlic on top of each with a pat of butter. Sprinkle Old Bay seasoning, fresh lemon juice, parsley, and parmesan cheese on top. Bake like a pie. People that have never had them before like them this way.

They were excellent and much larger than I anticipated. I'll definitely buy them again.

I have been using these since 1972. It is a solid brand with nice sized Escargot. The snail have a grape leaf flavor hint. I typically buy them by the case. I like the aesthetics of them in a shell, but they are equally good out of the shell. They are a must have for rustic Paella.

Very pleased with these escargots, but I must admit that they might be a bit large. They are exactly as advertised, so the size difference is strictly my doing. Usually use the Very Large size which are smaller. Great snails, tho!