Tiny, very small . Not exactly that fresh. But they were not rotten or soft. I won’t be ordering lemons from WalMart again. It is best to go to a grocery store and choose produce yourself. And meats, eggs too.

These lemons were large, fresh and i was able to use them for my recipe which called for 2 tablespoons of zest and 1/4 lemon juice. These lemons were perfect

Must be in season. Delicious, I bought these for my upset stomach after learning that hot water with lemon would help me with it. I was worried about the acid but it did work!

Lemons are suppose to smell like lemons. These had a foul, nasty smell. I even washed them 3 times and no luck. I don't know what they are doing to our fruit, but it's not good. I tossed all 3 and will purchase elsewhere.

It was a lemon. Very yellow and lemony. Normally, life gives me lemons, but I purchased this one on impulse. Quite possibly the best citrus purchase I’ve made in months.

These are juicy. I recently gave up caffeine, tea and coffee. Lemonade to the rescue! If it is a cold morning and I crave a hot drink I put a splash of lemonade in a mug of hot water.

Lemons were fresh and at the peak of ripeness. I needed to use the rind for a pasta recipe as well of as the juice, and it was exactly what we needed. Meal turned out perfectly.

I needed this for an experiment that I was trying. A recipe to help aid in loosening congestion and I needed this along with several other pieces of produce. It was okay, but the flavor wasn't all that great.

The product was fine. It was the signage that was problematic. The sign stated price at $x.xx per pound. In reality, that was the price per each. Big difference.

Produce at Walmart has improved. The major problem is stock on hand. Often, Walmart is Out-of-Stock on basic items like oranges and serrano peppers.