Which is better for a family?

The 2 lb bag. It covers several meals, so you reorder less often. A 12 oz pack goes fast when three or four people eat broccoli at one sitting.

Which stays fresh longer?

Neither keeps long once opened; fresh florets soften within days. The 12 oz pack wins on waste because you are more likely to finish it before that happens.

Is the 2 lb bag worth stepping up to?

Yes if you eat broccoli two or more times a week or cook for a family. If you cook for one, the larger bag often ends up partly unused.

Are they the same product?

Both are washed, ready-to-eat broccoli florets with similar nutrition. The main differences are bag size, the Grade A label on the 2 lb bag, and the case format.

Can I eat either one raw?

Yes. Both are described as washed and ready to enjoy, so they work raw in salads or cooked by boiling, steaming or roasting.

Which has more fiber?

The 2 lb bag lists 6 g fiber and 6 g protein per 1 cup (184 g) serving. The 12 oz pack lists only calories, so compare by weight if fiber matters to you.

Broccoli Florets 2 lb Bag vs Broccoli Florets

Both are washed, ready-to-eat broccoli florets, so the choice comes down to bag size and how you use them. The 2 lb bag suits households that cook broccoli several times a week and want fewer reorders; the 12 oz pack suits singles or anyone who wants the florets used up before they soften. Nutrition is essentially the same, and neither is a premium product, so buy on volume and turnover rather than brand.

Choose the 2 lb bag if you cook broccoli often, feed a family, or want one bag to cover several meals.
Choose the 12 oz pack if you cook for one or two and would rather finish a bag while it is still crisp.

Prices

Broccoli Florets 2 lb Bag: $7.50 at Emmas Premium Services (last seen Nov 12)
Broccoli Florets: $1.67 at Hy-Vee (last seen Nov 12)
Difference: the Broccoli Florets is $5.83 cheaper than the Broccoli Florets 2 lb Bag at the latest prices (Nov 12)