15 Superb Deals on Walmart Great Value Items This January

It’s the new year. What better time to re-stock your pantry with budget-friendly items you love? One of the best Walmart hacks is that they carry a variety of really great fresh food and pantry items, so you can stock up at criminally low prices compared to today’s grocery standards.

Here, we’ve gathered 15 top-notch Great Value brand deals at Walmart to scoop up this January.

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

Price: $3.48

Love the light, fluffy sweetness of whipped cream without the added calories or fats? With 1 gram of total fat, no trans fats, and only 15 grams of calories per serving.

Grab this 74-serving whipped topping made with real cream on your next shopping run, especially if you’re making something special for National Whipped Cream Day on January 5th.

Price: $3.48

These hint-of-sweet, kosher, shelf-stable cookies are classic and taste incredible alone or in banana cream pies, decadent puddings, and beyond.

Name-brand wafers like Nabisco’s Nilla start at $4.79 for the same-sized box. Customers love how crispy they are and are happy with the vanilla taste.

Price: $2.97

It’s super smart to keep easy-prep comfort food around. Warm foods are easier to digest in cold weather, and these tots are super tasty. Confidently claims one customer: “The best tater tot we ever had.”

These are 9.3 cents per ounce, while other brands like Ore-Ida start at 17 cents per ounce.

Price: $2.98

The new year often brings with it healthy items to swap out for guilty pleasures. Great Value’s turkey pepperoni has 60% less fat than the classic alternative and carries 9 grams of protein per serving.

Walmart’s version clocks in at 60 cents per ounce, while name brands like Hormel are around 80 cents per ounce.

Price: $3.83

It can be difficult to find affordable milk. However, Walmart still sells high-quality gallons of milk for less than $4. Their 2% Reduced Fat version contains no growth hormones or rBST. Each glass has 8 grams of protein and 25% of your recommended daily calcium.

Price: $3.16

These tasty French toast sticks are dead ringers for churros. Throw them in the air fryer for 6-9 minutes from frozen, and you should get a nice crunch on the outside and a soft, fluffy inside. One fan raves: “So quick, easy and delish!!! You don't even need syrup.”

Target’s store brand costs a bit more ($3.39), so make every penny count at Walmart instead.

Price: $2.97

A stacked burrito, it turns out, is more like a layered pie of delicious burrito toppings.

This frozen meal is easy to prep and contains only 250 calories per tray. 22 grams of protein and only 3 grams of sugar makes this an ideal meal. Customers especially love it with a little salsa and extra shredded cheese.

Price: $1.98

The Great Value ham and cheese Hot Pocket alternative is a favorite. At $1.98, a two-pack runs at least $1 less than the name brand. Each sandwich has 9 grams of protein and can be prepared in 30 minutes or less, depending on your method of cooking

Price: $1.98

If you are looking for better ingredient alternatives in the new year, this sweet and creamy peanut butter has 0 grams of trans fat. There are 7 grams of protein in each serving, making this a great option to add to toasts, breakfast platters, sandwiches, smoothies, ice cream, and more.

Price: $1.16

Having this California-style veggie mix is perfect because it thaws out to taste fresh or cooks up quickly with nice, crispy edges. Coupled with parmesan and seasoning, it is a perfect substitute for other savory afternoon snacks.

At Target, similar frozen vegetable blends start at $1.59.

Price: $0.98

Step up your dinner game with a variety of affordable dry pasta options from Great Value.

Their penne has 7 grams of protein per serving and can be loaded with almost any protein, cheese, and sauce for an easy and delicious meal. Household brand Barilla will cost you more than twice the price.

Price: $5.78

One of the easiest ways to start your day right is to guarantee protein in your breakfast options.

These sausage, egg, and cheese biscuit sandwiches have 11 grams of protein per serving and 20% of your daily iron intake. They are a crowd favorite, clocking in at $1.44 a piece, a bargain compared to Jimmy Dean’s $1.62 per sandwich.

Price: $2.94

This small curd, 4% milkfat option is marked as a best seller at Walmart. Loaded with calcium and potassium, you will get 12 grams of protein per serving. At 12.3 cents per ounce, Walmart's price is less than that of Target’s 14 cents per ounce.

One customer says: “The taste and texture of this cottage cheese is just as good as, if not better, than any name brand cottage cheese I’ve tried - at a fraction of the price!”

Price: $1.98

Didn’t think a can of crescent dough could get any better? Grab the flaky and buttery container of crescent rolls from Walmart, and enjoy an expansive, fluffy, crunchy-shelled pastry in mere minutes. Such a fun snack for just a quarter each. Pillsbury crescents will cost 37 cents or more per roll.

Price: $3.72

Keep your throat coated with warm beverages throughout cold and flu season to ward off any sickness.

This caffeine-free option can be enjoyed iced but is particularly flavorful and healing when warned. Each tea bag clocks in under 10 cents, while name brands like Bigelow will cost 19 cents per bag.

January is a great time to save money on groceries while focusing on your budget and goals for the new year. Buying Great Value products is one way to do just that.

Many shoppers might think they risk sacrificing quality when swapping out high prices for Great Value items.

But the truth is Walmart’s private label has companies like Sara Lee as manufacturers. So low-priced, quality items are still within arms' reach for your next shopping run.