15 Insanely Budget-Friendly Walmart Deals to Stock Your Fridge This September

Fill your fridge and stretch your Walmart budget further with these can’t-miss deals. From sweet vanilla and caramel-flavored coffee creamer to hearty mac and cheese, the superstore has everything you need this September.

Stock up on these bargain buys now and save. With these low prices, Walmart can help you keep your budget in check and cash in your wallet.

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

Price: $2.47

Start September in a healthy way. This 12-ounce bag of veggies is a nutritious accent to almost any meal.

Steam the broccoli, carrot, and cauliflower mix and serve it with grilled chicken, fish, or braised tofu. At $2.47, this fresh (not frozen) vegetable blend is more affordable than Target’s Good and Gather version.

Price: $9.84

Make dinner in minutes. Hormel Square Table’s slow-simmered beef roast is affordable and convenient.

The hearty microwavable meal has 25 grams of protein per serving and is artificial color and preservative-free. Add the savory seasoned beef to a sandwich, serve it with mashed potatoes, or use it to top a homemade gourmet pizza.

For less than $10, this deal is a steal compared to takeout.

Price: $3.98

Feed a family of four or more for less. Bob Evans’ 24-ounce tub of ready-to-heat-and-eat mashed potatoes is rich, creamy, and easy to prepare. You can microwave the side in minutes.

Compare the $3.98 price tag to what you would pay for a bag of potatoes, butter, and milk. This pick is the clear winner if you add up the cost and time needed to whip up a recipe from scratch.

Price: $2.87

Add this savory garlic and chickpea-packed dip to a Mediterranean feast. Slather it over pita, serve it with chips, or spoon it onto cut veggies.

The 10-ounce tub of Marketside hummus is a bargain compared to an almost identical Sabra recipe. You’ll pay $3.97 for the brand-name buy.

Price: $2.97

Warm up on a chilly fall day with this creamy lobster bisque. The refrigerated ready-to-heat soup’s rich, slow-simmered taste will remind you of a New England vacation. Microwave this mini meal for three to four minutes before serving.

Plus, this fresh bisque is priced right. The 16-ounce container only costs $2.97. A smaller 15-ounce can of Bar Harbor’s bisque sells for $4.99 online.

Price: $3.46

Pack a snack with plenty of protein. Gran a few of these individually wrapped sticks and go. The travel-ready cheese has the tangy zest of sharp cheddar, making it a tasty addition to your snacking routine.

Walmart’s Great Value brand lives up to its name. The $3.46 price tag is a value compared to $4.74 for the same size bag of Sargento’s brand-name sharp cheddar cheese.

Price: $3.97

It’s grilled cheese and tomato soup season — so you need to stock up on these Great Value deluxe American 24-count packs right now.

The generic’s price is over $1 less than what you’ll pay for Kraft’s cheese.

Price: $3.98

Skip the pricey bakery treats and make warm sweets at home for less. This 16-ounce pack includes 12 raw and ready-to-bake Cinnabon cinnamon roll cookies.

Pop the dough in the oven, and in less than 20 minutes, you’ll have a delicious dessert to serve with milk, ice cream, or pumpkin spice-flavored coffee.

Price: $1.87

Wake up to the buttery taste of flaky biscuits — minus the time it takes to measure and mix the ingredients.

Great Value’s refrigerated Butter Flavor Jumbo Biscuits are a hearty way to start the day. Smother them with sausage gravy, serve them with eggs, or turn the dough into a gourmet PB and J sandwich.

Pillsbury Grands! Homestyle Butter Tastin’ Biscuits sell for $2.99 at Target, but the Walmart generic is $1.87.

Price: $2.78

Pass on the expensive barista blends. This 32-ounce bottle of vanilla caramel creamer is a bargain for less than $3.

Not only is this a better deal than what you could pay at a cafe, but it’s also more affordable than the brand-name version. The same size of Coffee Mate costs $3.99 at Target.

Price: $3.98

Spend less on dinner tonight. You don’t have to waste gas (and time) driving to a restaurant just to get Bob Evans’ beloved mac and cheese. Snag a 20-ounce pack of the ready-to-go refrigerated version at Walmart for less than $4. This bargain-priced tub serves two to three, making it an affordable option for your next family deal.

Price: $2.12

Upgrade your regular breakfast. Smear this cinnamon cream cheese on a raisin bagel and make your morning meal unforgettable. Add fresh berries, honey, or sliced bananas for extra flavor.

You don’t have to pay brand-name prices for great taste. The $2.12 tub of Great Value cream cheese costs over $1 less than Philadelphia’s brown sugar and cinnamon spread.

Price: $3.98

Upgrade your usual breakfast with this savory selection. You’ll spend less on this 12-ounce pack of hickory-smoked bacon.

Hormel’s Black Label Center Cut Bacon costs $5.99 at Target, while Walmart’s generic brand is under $4 for the same quantity.

Price: $14.98

Not sure which cheesecake to buy?

This rich dessert features six flavors. The we-serving wheel includes Atrwaberry Swirl, Caramel Turtle, New York Style, Chocolate Marble, Fudge Brownie, and Raspberry Swirl.

Price: $2.16

Treat yourself to a healthy snack. Switch out ice cream, cookies, and salty snacks for one of these 80-calorie cups.

Each four-count of this fat-free yogurt is a bargain for $2.16. Dannon’s Light and Fit Blueberry Greek yogurt sells for $3.98.

Walmart’s prices make it easy to fill your fridge with affordable fall finds, whether you are planning an early autumn brunch or making dinner for the entire family.

Don’t let the savings stop at the cash register. Use your favorite points or perks credit card to earn rewards on everyday purchases that you can use towards a nice meal out, taking a free, well-deserved break from your kitchen.