Organic Cilantro, One Bunch
Key features
- •Organic and natural
- •Fresh and flavorful
- •Great for Cooking and Garnishing
Organic Cilantro, One Bunch
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Customer Reviews
Reviews sourced from verified Amazon purchasers4.7
out of 5
Based on 10 reviews
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Exelente
Mariely m.✓ Verified Purchase•January 24, 2024
Fresca y en buen estado llegó a mi puerta
Kind of a lot! But great
Artie carlton✓ Verified Purchase•December 26, 2023
I just wish bunches were smaller because I'm never able to use it all before it spoils
Very fresh
AC✓ Verified Purchase•November 15, 2023
Very fresh. Will be ordering from Amazon Fresh again.
Doesn't Last Long
Cher✓ Verified Purchase•October 14, 2023
This brand of fresh Cilantro doesn't last long. It arrived fresh and beautifully green. However, within a few days, it started to rotten. I have purchased other freshly Cilantro that didn't go rotten so quick.
I was very pleased with this particular purchase
Jenna✓ Verified Purchase•October 14, 2023
I only needed this for a mango salsa and so I wasn't too concerned about the mixed reviews; but with that said, I was very pleased with this particular purchase.
This is the same brand of cilantro that's sold at my local Whole Foods in New York and yet it's about 50 cents cheaper here, fuller and completely fresh (no yellow leaves!).
By the way, you can keep cilantro (or any fresh herb really) fresh for a couple of weeks by storing it in a jar of (shallow) water and loosely covered in the plastic bag it came in.
This is the same brand of cilantro that's sold at my local Whole Foods in New York and yet it's about 50 cents cheaper here, fuller and completely fresh (no yellow leaves!).
By the way, you can keep cilantro (or any fresh herb really) fresh for a couple of weeks by storing it in a jar of (shallow) water and loosely covered in the plastic bag it came in.
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