You guys are getting cherries in stock?!

They're grown in state, and I have yet to see them at my local (albeit somewhat bougie) store. :(

Imperfect produce just brought me a pound of conventional California cherries for $3.99. So they're definitely around. That's typical around here in season, maybe sometimes as low as $2.99/lb but that's not that common.

Your local cherries start in abundance about the time our short local season is kaput - i.e., pretty soon. For years, I have thought this is one of the most redeeming qualities of Washington State :D

Think we ate a pound today. I’m still eating some now.


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Publix has advertised in this week's ad California cherries at $3.99/lb.

Whole Foods and Stop & Shop are both at $4.99/lb this weekend, while ShopRite is $4.49 or $2.49 with digital coupon. WF are apparently from New Zealand if I believe the photo online, with the other two from California.

Fresh fall cherries from New Zealand. Never heard of it!

The gourmet convenience store near my house has conventional California for $3.99/lb

Aldi has them on sale for $1.59/lb this week, and the ones I just got are gorgeous.

I think Sf Costco is $13.99 for 2-lb clamshell of organic Rainier. Conventional is $9.99 (2-lb).
They lacked organic cherries and I didn’t recall the price.

Publix in NMB has them for $3.99/lb.

"Local" cherries at C$2.97/lb.

Bings for $1.99/lb at several stores here. Rainier $5.99/lb. Haven't been buying any since we have a rainier tree at our new place that's giving us a pint or 2 every day, and a huge bing tree next door that is loaded- take all you want. Until a few weeks ago I had never even seen a cherry tree with cherries on it.

$1.99 for delivery ONLY via target.com, or 3.99 if you pickup in store. 4.99 in Whole Foods (NY)

My Brooklyn neighborhood green grocer has them for $1.99 / lb. Package says they're from California.