Fresh Spanish Limes (genip,quenepa,mamoncillo,limoncillo) 2 Lbs - UPS 2nd day air

They were delicious and arrived pretty quickly. However I would get two bags of these in Florida for $20 and a lot of more quantity in each. I didn’t get that many in the bag for almost $40. The price is a bit pricey to me but if you don’t care for that I will say they are really good, I did get a few moldy ones but I separated those and rinsed the rest really good before putting them in the fridge.

Soooo disappointed. This product was horrible. I tried some of these in Trinidad years ago. I ordered them because they are great tasting. But the product was not even close to the quality I had tried. It's like they give you leftovers. I do not recommend these. They were really small compared to the pics. Buyer be ware!!!

The first batch I received were dry and terrible by the time they were delivered. The company reached out to me and replaced the entire order with no fuss or hassle. The fruit was sweet, fresh and juicy. Just like I remembered from childhood.

The taste of the fruits are good, and majority of it was fine but I still have to throw away a pound of bad ones. Also, I only have a good 2-3 days to eat them.

The quenepas I received were not in the best conditions. They were small, sour and many were spoiled. I commented about the conditions in the shipping condition review and I was send an email that as today still sour in my mouth. I was told that I was hurting small business and that they would give me my money back. The tone of the email is not appreciated and is not how you take care of customer chastising them because they complain about the conditions of the product you send. I do appreciated I was given my money back but the email response was not appreciated.

THE FRUIT ARRIVED FRESH - IT WAS SWEET AND JUICY - PRICED IS KIND OF HIGH FOR 2LBS BUT SINCE I HAVENT HAD THEM IS SUCH A LONG TIME - IT WAS KIND OF WORTH THE EXPENSE

I was in the mood for some Quenepas but living close to the Border in San Diego they are a rare find. I received it earlier Saturday morning but brought it to the refrigerator and continued with my work. My 1st Quenepa in over 25yrs was a “TWIN GINIP!!!” I hope that it brings Great Luck... I shared with my neighbor from Santo Domingo, coworker from Cuba, Guatemala and Santo Domingo. I was able to share a small amount with coworkers from Mexico and The Philippines. Everyone enjoyed it and it brought back tons of memories(one when my teacher in Kingston Jamaica slipped on the shell...that was one of many memories). Thank you. I understand what it took to get it to the West Coast, hopefully with “Supply and Demand,” the prices will go down.

I had great memories of the fruit when my family lived in Panama when I was 11-13 years old. I was so excited to find them on Amazon. At $35 for 2 lbs. they’re very expensive but I still thought more than worth the cost. When they arrived I was so disappointed. The shells of the ginnups We’re more black than green, dry, and the size slightly larger than a US quarter. There was about 1/4” of bad fruit on the huge seed. I threw them away. I’d like to add that the shipment arrived within a week so I can’t help but believe they were shipped knowing that the fruit was well past being edible.