Kirkland Signature Artichoke Hearts, 33oz Jar (Pack of 3, Total of 99 Oz)

have had these before and they are great.

Yes, I knew the artichokes were in oil. I purposely bought them to empty out the oil, boil the oil with a lot of chili flakes. I then let it cool, return the chili oil back in the jat & let it marinade for about a week. GREAT VEGAN SPICY ARTICHOKES! I took a chance the 3 jars would arrive undamaged. They were packaged very well & all arrived in perfect condition. Seller shipped it fast in secure packaging. Tender artichokes. A very good value for each jar.

artichoke hearts are my latest obsession and i am out to try every brand. tried 5 so far and kirkland is rating the best.

Spoiled

Perfect! Unlike the tendency of other brands, all the hearts are tender. The marinade is flavorful & most importantly—-the jars didn’t leak in transit. I’ve experienced other brands that consistently leak or open during delivery & so I could not eat them. This is not the case with this brand. These are a “keeper” & I’ll continue getting them for sure.

Taste good. Arrived better packaged than I have ever seen. Everything was perfect.

I adore artichokes and prepare fresh ones fairly often, but they are a bit labor intensive. I have, from time to time, tried those little jars of often hyper-seasoned marinated hearts, whose sharper leaves remind you that they're, after all, the flower buds of thistles. I'm a fan of good seasoning but like to taste the product. I never use the cans; they're mushy, tasteless and, for me, bear only a faint reminder they're artichokes. I've several times bought frozen hearts from Peru. They're also expensive but don't have that good flavor of fresh. I realize I'm talking a bit apples and oranges here--fresh and marinated hearts. But when I tasted that first big succulent, slightly firm, bright, seasoned-to-perfection, no-obvious-thistle-present, quarter of a Kirkland marinated artichoke heart right from that brimming jar, I knew I was home (if not a home I'd been to before). I ordered the 66 oz jar, which fortunately arrived as (2) 33oz. These are great right out of the fridge, plain or on a cracker, in any dish in which you've used quartered hearts before, or on pizza. Yesterday I sliced three in half, added them to a little hot nonstick pan, (no additional oil necessary as marinated in oil), reduced temp, added 2 lightly beaten eggs and had some great scrambled eggs with artichoke for breakfast. The seasoned hearts also seasoned the eggs just right. I used 1 grind of pepper at the end.

Eat them right out of the jar as they are so flavorful. I also make a variety of foods with them included. Will keep buying.