13 Truly Delicious Walmart Snacks You've Probably Overlooked

Walmart's grocery section is a great place to get dinner or find options to pack for lunch. But what if you just need a snack or want to grab something on the go? Walmart has that covered, too.

Check out these truly tasty Walmart snacks that can help you save money on groceries while stocking your pantry with some delicious treats without busting your budget. 

The lineup below spans salty, sweet, and better-for-you picks, so there's something for nearly every craving, and most ring up for less than $10.

Editor's note: Prices and availability are subject to change and may vary by location.

Price: $7.68

Sometimes, you want some popcorn but don't have the time to make it yourself. Instead, grab a multi-pack of Skinny Pop for a quick popcorn fix with a pack of 10 snack-size bags to grab and go.

SkinnyPop's popcorn is made with just three ingredients: popcorn, sunflower oil, and salt. The brand touts that its popcorn has no GMOs, artificial ingredients, or preservatives, and each individual snack-size bag comes in at roughly 80 to 150 calories, depending on the size. 

The bags are gluten-free, dairy-free, and free of peanuts and tree nuts, which makes them an easy option for school lunches or shared snack drawers. 

Walmart shoppers who have reviewed the product frequently point to the portion control as a helpful feature for managing between-meal snacking, and the brand also offers White Cheddar and other flavor varieties in similar multi-packs.

Price: $3.62

Try a different take on chips with the Gardetto's Snack Mix Roasted Garlic Rye Chips, which come in a 14-ounce bag. The rye chips feature Gardetto's special seasoning to give them an extra pop of flavor.

The rye chips are made with enriched flour, vegetable oil, and rye flour, then seasoned with a blend that includes garlic powder, onion powder, and Worcestershire sauce for a bold, savory kick. 

Gardetto's describes the recipe as based on the brand's original family formula, and the chips are meant to be crunchier and more double-roasted than the garlic rye chips found in the classic Gardetto's snack mix. 

They're often positioned as a party or game-day snack, and Walmart also sells the chips in multipacks of two, four, and eight bags for shoppers who want to stock up.

Price: $7.16

Utz Cheese Balls are a classic snack staple that you can add to your pantry for a small bite or if you need a big bowl of snacks for watching sports on Sunday. The cheese balls come in their recognizable 23-ounce barrel.

The puffs are made with corn meal, vegetable oil, and real cheddar cheese, giving them a light, airy crunch. Utz has been making snacks since 1921 out of Hanover, Pennsylvania, and the cheese balls are certified kosher and gluten-free. 

The resealable plastic barrel is designed to keep the puffs fresh between snacking sessions, which reviewers on Walmart's site have noted makes it convenient for tailgates and lunches. 

Larger 28-ounce and 35-ounce barrels are also available for shoppers who want more for less per ounce.

Price: $7.99 (on sale from $8.99)

You may want to eat more veggies, but still want extra flavor in your snacking. So check out the Hidden Valley Original Ranch Salad Dressing To Go Cups, which come in eight convenient cups perfect for carrots, celery, and more.

Each 1.5-ounce cup is made with the same buttermilk-based ranch recipe as Hidden Valley's bottled dressing and is certified gluten-free. 

Beyond vegetable dipping, the individual cups work as a topping for pizza, wings, fries, or pasta salad, which makes them versatile for packed lunches or quick meals at home. 

Walmart reviewers have highlighted the cups as an easy way to send ranch to school without the mess of a shared bottle, since the small, sealed portions travel well in a lunchbox.

Price: $4.92

Another option to try if you want to avoid typical snacks is the TERRA Original Sea Salt Vegetable Snack Chips. The 8.2-ounce bag of chips features sea salt-flavored chips made from veggies like parsnips, sweet potatoes, and yucca.

The chips are made from root vegetables, including sweet potato, batata, parsnip, and potato, fried in a blend of expeller-pressed oils and finished with sea salt. 

A touch of beet juice concentrate gives the chips their distinctive reddish hue. TERRA, founded by two New York chefs more than three decades ago, markets the chips as Non-GMO Project Verified, certified gluten-free, kosher, and vegan. 

Because the blend swaps in root vegetables for standard potatoes, it's a way to add some variety to a snack rotation without giving up the crunch of a classic chip.

Price: $1.54

Try something different and check out the Glico Pocky Chocolate Covered Biscuit Sticks, skinny biscuits dipped in sweet chocolate. You can try them with an individual box or pick up a four-pack or a six-pack from Walmart if you like them.

The biscuit sticks are made with wheat flour, sugar, chocolate liquor, and whole milk powder, then coated in a smooth chocolate layer. 

Pocky was first released in Japan in 1966 and has since become one of the best-known Japanese snacks sold internationally. 

A single box weighs about 1.41 ounces, while family-size bags run closer to 4.13 ounces and include multiple individually wrapped pouches. 

Beyond the original chocolate flavor, Glico also sells Pocky in strawberry, cookies and cream, and other varieties, so shoppers can mix and match.

Price: $12.54

Sometimes, you just want to indulge and snack on some cookies, so grab a mix of snack bags to give you different options. 

The Keebler Sweet Treat Variety Mix comes with 30 treat-sized bags of fudge-striped cookies, circus animal cookies, chocolate chip cookies, and fruit snacks.

The 30-count box weighs about 29 ounces and combines several Keebler favorites, including Chips Deluxe cookies, Fudge Stripes, Funables fruit snacks, and Mother's Circus Animal Cookies, each in its own individually wrapped pouch. 

Because every treat is portioned and sealed, the mix works well for school lunches, after-school snacking, or tossing a few bags into a bag for road trips. 

Keebler also sells smaller 10-count and 12-count versions of the variety mix for households that want a smaller box to start.

Price: $6.58

Walmart's Great Value store brand offers shoppers some good options at an affordable price. Take the Great Value Mountain Trail Mix, for example, which includes nuts, chocolate candy pieces, and raisins in a big 26-ounce bag.

The mix combines roasted salted peanuts, raisins, milk chocolate candies, roasted salted almonds, and roasted salted cashews for about 19 servings per bag. 

It's certified Kosher Dairy and resealable, which shoppers on Walmart's site have noted makes it easy to portion out for hikes, car trips, or an after-workout snack. 

Some reviewers have mentioned the mix leans heavier on peanuts than the other mix-ins, so shoppers who want more chocolate or nuts specifically may want to supplement the bag. 

A 40-ounce family-size bag is also available for larger households.

Price: $4.18

Instead of the typical rice cakes, try the Quaker Rice Crisps that come in a 6.06-ounce bag. The mini rice cakes have different flavors like cheddar, caramel, and others for a sweet or savory bite.

The bite-size crisps are made from whole grain brown rice flour and corn, giving them a lighter, crunchier texture than a traditional rice cake. 

The Cheddar Cheese flavor is made with real cheddar cheese and is certified gluten-free with no artificial colors or flavors. 

Beyond Cheddar and Caramel, Quaker also sells Apple Cinnamon and Buttermilk Ranch flavors, and offers variety packs that combine all four in individually portioned 0.67-ounce bags, which reviewers say makes it easier to avoid overeating a full-size bag in one sitting.

Price: $4.98

Pretzel Crisps are a good alternative to pretzels with their unique thin shape and crispiness, making them a fun find. 

You can choose from a variety of sizes and flavors at Walmart, including buffalo wings, honey mustard and onion, cinnamon sugar, or everything seasoned.

The Honey Mustard and Onion flavor, for example, is made with enriched wheat flour, sugar, onion powder, and a mustard powder blend, and the crisps are baked rather than fried for 110 calories per serving, according to the brand. 

Snack Factory, the company behind Pretzel Crisps, also sells a Buffalo Wing flavor in a party-size 14-ounce bag for game days or gatherings. 

Because the crisps are flat and sturdy, Walmart reviewers often mention using them for dipping into hummus, cheese, or other spreads rather than eating them on their own.

Price: $18.23

Meat eaters will love having beef jerky in their pantries to snack on when they're hungry. Jack Link's Original & Teriyaki Beef Jerky gives snackers a choice between two flavors — original and teriyaki — in a nine-count multi-pack, giving you some variety when you're snacking.

The nine-pack includes five 0.9-ounce bags of Original and four of Teriyaki, each delivering about 10 grams of protein per serving, according to Jack Link's. 

The jerky is made from 100% beef and, per the brand, has no added nitrates or nitrites beyond what naturally occurs in sea salt and cultured celery extract. 

Each flavor comes in its own small, resealable-style bag, so the multi-pack works well for gym bags, lunch coolers, or road trips where a single large bag of jerky would be harder to portion out.

Price: $2.98

Try something new by eating your veggies out of a snack bag. Harvest Snaps are baked green peas that are crispy and lightly salted to give you an easy way to grab some veggies without having to cook them up.

The crisps are made primarily from green peas, along with rice, canola oil, and a touch of salt, and the brand notes they're baked rather than fried.

Harvest Snaps are certified gluten-free and Non-GMO Project Verified, and the lightly salted version is also lower in sodium than many traditional potato chips, according to the brand. 

Beyond the single-serve 3.3-ounce size, Harvest Snaps also comes in larger 8.5-ounce and 14-ounce bags, as well as multipacks of smaller bags for lunchboxes or snack drawers.

Price: $2.82

Mott's Applesauce is an easy cup to grab on the go if you need something quick when you're not home. The Mott's Applesauce Snack Pack comes with six 4-ounce cups, making it an easy option when you need a healthy snack.

Each clear 4-ounce cup is made with apples, water, and vitamin C for a shelf-stable snack that doesn't need refrigeration until opened. 

Mott's markets the original Applesauce as an excellent source of vitamin C, and the brand also sells the same cup format in Cinnamon, Strawberry, Pear, and Tropical flavors, as well as No Sugar Added versions for shoppers who want to skip the added sweeteners. 

The small, resealable-style cups are a common lunchbox staple, since they don't require a spoon-and-container setup like a larger jar of applesauce would.

Walmart can be a great option if you're trying to stay within your budget by saving money on snacks and other groceries.

When you go through the aisles of Walmart, you can also save money on essentials, so keep an eye out for extra discounts and deals on bath items, clothes, and other things you might need while leaving some cash in your pocket.

Many of the snacks above also come in multipack or bulk sizes, which can lower the per-ounce cost compared with grabbing a single bag at a convenience store. 

Pairing a few pantry staples, like the Great Value Trail Mix or Utz Cheese Balls, with individually portioned options like the SkinnyPop or Mott's cups can help cover both grab-and-go snacking and shared snacking at home. 

As always, checking unit prices in the app or in-store can help identify which size offers the best value on a given trip.