Sugar is a great staple to have in your pantry to add to your morning coffee or a major baking project. Grab a four-pound bag of Great Value Pure Granulated Sugar so you have some on hand without taking up too much space in your pantry.
Spices like parsley make it easy to add some extra flavor to anything you’re making. Try the 0.4-ounce container of Great Value Parsley Flakes if you only use it occasionally as a larger container could lose its flavor sitting in your pantry for too long.
3. Great Value Black Beans
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Price: 86 cents
Black beans are a good source of protein and can be used for a variety of dinner dishes or on their own as a side for dinner. Walmart's Great Value Black Beans come in a 15-ounce can for your pantry.
Buying in bulk can save you money, as is the case with Great Value Chunk Light Tuna in Water, which comes in a pack of four 5-ounce cans. It would cost you around 30 cents more to buy each can separately.
5. Great Value Old Fashioned Oats
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Price: $3.98
Oats have special health benefits that you can take advantage of when eating them for breakfast or mixing into recipes like muffins or cookies. Check out the Great Value Old Fashioned Oats in a 42-ounce container to have those health benefits handy in your pantry.
6. Great Value Mixed Nuts with Peanuts
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Price: $8.94
Walmart’s Great Value store label could get you extra savings compared to buying name-brand items like the Great Value Mixed Nuts with Peanuts. The nuts are easy to grab if you want a healthy snack in your pantry.
The 48-ounce container of Great Value Vegetable Oil is good to have on hand for baking needs as well as cooking on the stove or deep frying something delicious for dinner.
8. Great Value Spaghetti
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Price: 98 cents
You’ll want some pasta in your pantry for an easy meal that is always available. Grab some of your favorite pasta options, including a 16-ounce box of Great Value Spaghetti, so you’re stocked up.
9. Great Value Light Brown Sugar
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Price: $2.22
Brown sugar is essential for a baker’s pantry, so grab a bag from Walmart. The Great Value Light Brown Sugar comes in a 32-ounce bag to help you with cookies, muffins, and other treats.
Another essential for any baker is flour, and you can grab a five-pound bag of Great Value All-Purpose Enriched Flour at your local store. The Great Value flour also comes in other sizes if you need more for big baking projects or less due to limited space.
11. Campbell’s Condensed Chicken Noodle Soup
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Price: $3.98 (on sale from $4.78)
Nothing is quite as comforting as Campbell’s Condensed Chicken Noodle Soup on a cool night or when you’re not feeling well. Grab this version at Walmart, which comes in a pack of four 10.75-ounce cans, so you have some handy.
12. Jiffy Corn Muffin Mix
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Price: 62 cents
The holidays are coming up soon, and you’ll want to start stocking up so you have what you need in time for holiday dinners. Grab a box of Jiffy Corn Muffin Mix that’s easy to make and perfect as a side for Thanksgiving dinner.
Honey Nut Cheerios are an easy choice for breakfast since you only have to add some milk, and they are a healthier choice than other cereals. The family size is a good option for cereal lovers.
14. Great Value Yellow Cake Mix
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Price: $1.00
Make sure you’re prepared for an upcoming birthday or an unexpected celebration with some cake mix in your pantry. The Great Value Yellow Cake Mix, which comes in a 15.25-ounce cake mix, is one of several flavors you can choose from at Walmart.
Bottom line
Walmart can help you stock up on plenty of pantry choices that are perfect for the coming months.
It’s also a good time to check your wallet for the best rewards credit cards so you can earn perks or points on your purchases from Walmart. Those points could come in handy as the holidays approach.
Money tips that can work for everyone
No matter what your bank account balance is, there's always an opportunity to optimize and improve your finances. Here's a quick checklist of things you can look at today.
Focus on paying off your debt. Debt can hold you back from making progress with your overall financial well-being. Aside from cutting expenses, there are tools that can help you pay off debt faster like balance transfer credit cards and debt counseling.
Earning extra income can give you breathing room. If finances are tight, earning some extra money to supplement your income can make a huge difference. A new job is one option to consider, but if you're not ready to make a big change or already retired, a part-time side job could be a better choice.
Cut your expenses. It sounds painful and so not fun, but it doesn't have to be. Take a look at your biggest expenses because that's where you'll probably find the biggest savings. For example, auto insurance rates have been soaring so shopping around for a new insurance company can be the fastest way to cut your bill. Also, look for ways to cut your grocery bill (despite rising inflation).
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