15 Must-Snag Deals on Walmart Pantry Items This September

Stock up on budget-friendly pantry picks and save money at Walmart right now. The seasons are changing, and so is your shopping list. But you’ll still find everything you need for end-of-summer BBQs and early-autumn meals.

From hearty chicken soup to warm you on a chilly fall day to mocktail-ready sparkling water, this superstore makes it easy to pack your pantry. At these low prices, you can fill your cart and keep cash in your wallet.

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

Price: $7.96

For under $8, this is an affordable alternative to a barista blend.

Notes of sweet brown sugar, butterscotch, and caramel make this Dunkin’ ground coffee a fan favorite. The fall flavor is the perfect pick for a chilly September morning. Add vanilla creamer to kick the dessert-like taste up a notch.

Price: $15.97

Pumpkin spice season is here. And Walmart has you covered with this 22-count of K-Cup coffee pods for under $16. That equals less than $0.75 a cup. You won’t find this low price at your local Starbucks cafe. Save money on the cost of the pumpkin-cinnamon-nutmeg blend and stock up on this 100 percent seasonal arabica bean coffee right now.

Price: $2.18

These travel-ready granola bars are perfect for an end-of-summer road trip. Toss a box of the individually wrapped sweet, salty, cashew-packed treats into your tote for a quick pick-me-up.

You’ll get six of the Great Value bars for $2.18. Compare the Walmart store brand’s low price to $3.59 for Nature Valley’s version.

Price: $3.56

Warm up on a cool late summer/early autumn morning with this instant oatmeal. Apples and cinnamon give it a subtly sweet, tangy taste you’ll crave. Don’t worry about wasting time in the kitchen. You can microwave this morning meal in two minutes.

The Quaker instant oatmeal dupe is truly a great value. The 20-count box of the brand-name cereal costs $5.44 — but you’ll only pay $3.56 for Walmart’s generic.

Price: $1.12

Save on spices at Walmart this September. This 0.8-ounce shaker of dried basil is only $1.12 in stores, while McCormick’s smaller 0.62-ounce bottle costs one dollar more.

Sprinkle the dried leaves on a homemade pizza, mix them into spaghetti sauce, or add them to almost any other savory recipe. At this low price, you can stock your spice rack with a few bottles of this Great Value basil.

Price: $1.68

Cook a warm, comforting meal in minutes. Great Value’s hearty chicken corn chowder has 16 grams of protein in each can. The tasty blend of chicken, veggies, bacon, and seasonings makes this more than just plain soup.

Save more than $0.50 per 18.8-ounce can versus the brand-name version. Great Value’s chicken corn chowder costs $1.68 — but you’ll pay $2.29 for Campbell’s Chunky soup at Target.

Price: $1.37

This pantry staple is less than $2 at Walmart. Use the veggie broth to make soup, stew, pasta sauce, risotto, and other hot meals. And don’t worry if you can’t use all 32 ounces at one time. Pop the carton into the fridge and use it over 14 days.

Price: $0.98

Skip the brand name pasta and try this Great Value orzo. For $0.98, this 16-ounce box is a bargain. Compare this low Walmart price to the $1.84 for Barilla.

Price: $0.98

Whip up a toasty batch of roasted garlic potatoes in minutes — no peeling, chopping, or mixing in other ingredients. Just add water and cook on the stovetop or in the microwave. This complete potato pack pairs perfectly with turkey, grilled chicken, meatloaf, or burgers.

Not only are these potatoes convenient, but they’re also affordable. A comparable four-ounce size of Idahoan Roasted Garlic Mashed Potatoes sells for $1.49.

Price: $4.48

Splurge on a sweet snack. Treat yourself to this 20-count of Nutella biscuits. The creamy cookies are packed with cocoa and hazelnut spread. Indulge after dinner and sprinkle a few crushed cookies onto an ice cream sundae or dip the biscuits into hot chocolate. And, of course, you can always eat them straight from the bag.

Price: $0.78

Mix a mocktail or add this sparkling water to your favorite cocktail. Summer isn’t over yet, and there are still a few hot days. Cool down with this bubbly black cherry beverage. You’ll get more than 33 ounces in each $0.78 bottle.

Price: $1.98

Snag this under-$2 deal before the season ends. Pour a refreshing glass of 100 percent apple juice for breakfast, lunch, or dinner. At $1.98 for 64 ounces, you can afford to drink as much as you want. The same size bottle of Mott’s juice sells for a whopping $3.58.

Price: $2.98

Pass on pricey barista blends and try this oat milk vanilla latte at home. Even though almost $3 for one 11-ounce can may seem expensive, it’s a fraction of what you could pay for a similar drink at a cafe or coffee chain.

Price: $3.72

You can score a mega-sized 40-count box of chamomile tea for $3.72. Relax on a chilly night with a warm cup of this herbal blend. Celestial Seasonings' smaller box of 20 tea bags sells for $3.39 at Target. To get the same quantity as this Great Value buy, you would have to pay over $3 more.

Price: $1.68

What flavor is it? We’ll never tell. Instead, you’ll have to nab a pack of these limited-edition Hostess Twinkies before they fly off store shelves.

Score deep discounts and major deals on seasonal products, everyday essentials, and more at Walmart right now. Instead of wasting gas on daily shopping trips, stock up on these non-perishable picks and fill your pantry this September.

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