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Nov 3, 2025 10:38 PM

15-Oz Great Value 100% Pure Pumpkin

$1.15

$1.96

41% off

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Walmart has 15-Oz Great Value 100% Pure Pumpkin on sale for $1.16. Select store pickup where available.

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Features:

No added sugar
No saturated or trans fat
Creamy texture
Make traditional pumpkin pie or include this pure pumpkin to make pumpkin waffles, pancakes, cheesecakes, muffins, and breads. You can even try making a warm, creamy pumpkin soup or add additional flavor to some homemade chili.

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About this Deal:
- While supplies / offer lasts.
- Please see the original post for additional details and give the WIKI and forum comments a read for helpful discussion.
About this Product:
- This has a 4.4 out of 5 star overall rating based on over 680 reviews.
About this Store:
- Walmart's return policy is here. -Corwin

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Written by SUCHaDEAL

No added sugar
No saturated or trans fat
Creamy texture
Make traditional pumpkin pie or include this pure pumpkin to make pumpkin waffles, pancakes, cheesecakes, muffins, and breads. You can even try making a warm, creamy pumpkin soup or add additional flavor to some homemade chili.

Editor's Notes

Written by SubZero5 | Staff

About this Deal:
- While supplies / offer lasts.
- Please see the original post for additional details and give the WIKI and forum comments a read for helpful discussion.
About this Product:
- This has a 4.4 out of 5 star overall rating based on over 680 reviews.
About this Store:
- Walmart's return policy is here. -Corwin

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Written by SUCHaDEAL

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Post Date	Sold By	Sale Price	Activity
10/19/26	Walmart	$1 Popular	5
12/20/25	Walmart	$1.16	3
12/13/25	Walmart	$1.16 Popular	7

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SUCHaDEAL

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You can feed it to your dog, lots of good uses for pumpkin. And some people just enjoy baking at the holidays, pies, muffins, you name it!

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Slick_Drone

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Are times so bad that $1.18 is a good price for a can of pumpkin? I recall buying a bunch for 68 cents a can not that long ago.

Edit: Wow. That was 5 years ago. I hate this timeline.

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Community Reviews

This Great Value canned pumpkin is a versatile pantry staple for pies, muffins, smoothies, soups, sauces, and even pet meals. The ingredient label appears to be just pumpkin with no preservatives, and the puree freezes well in portions or cubes for later use. It has been used successfully for multiple pies and as a winter substitute for fresh pumpkin. The main drawback is price, since nearby store comparisons and older prices make this feel less compelling, especially once extra baking ingredients are added.

holiday bakers who want to make pies, muffins, or other pumpkin desserts because commenters say they used it for two pies and that it's a great product, plus it's easy to bake with (like using a pie shell).
corvato SUCHaDEAL HOWARDH3121
people who want a no-preservatives option for pet food because commenters say they give canned pumpkin to their dog every day, prefer it over preservatives, and also mention it as a healthy winter alternative when they don't roast fresh squash.
corvato other8289
home cooks who want to stretch pumpkin beyond just pie because commenters say it doesn't taste good plain, but it works well in recipes and can be added to soup or sauces (and they also suggest freezing portions after opening).
jelenap PorterT
smoothie makers who portion and freeze pumpkin puree because commenters freeze it into cubes and say 1 cube is subtle while 2 cubes makes the pumpkin taste noticeable.
jamesrc
people looking for a simple winter fiber add-in for cats because commenters say their cats love it and that it provides fiber as long as it contains no sugar or spices.
RelaxedTerrier9903

people who only want to eat pumpkin straight from the can because commenters say canned pumpkin doesn't taste good plain, so it's better used in recipes rather than eaten as-is.
jelenap
buyers who are trying to minimize total spending on pumpkin pie ingredients because one commenter says the price is good but they'd rather wait for Publix pumpkin pie sales due to additional ingredient costs.
audierules
people who are comparing prices to much cheaper past purchases because a commenter questions whether ~$1.18 is a good price after recalling buying cans for 68 cents a can not that long ago.
Slick_Drone
dessert makers who want to avoid strong vegetable flavors in pumpkin ice cream because a commenter says when they made pumpkin ice cream in a Ninja Creami without pumpkin pie spice (and used sugar substitutes), the vegetable taste was overpowered and they couldn't finish the batch.
rly723
people who are following highly processed pumpkin dessert recipes because one commenter calls a pumpkin-based dessert "pure junk" and criticizes it as ingredient-heavy (multiple pudding mix packages, lots of cookies, and powdered sugar).
VioletWeather9298

The ingredient label reportedly lists only pumpkin, which suggests fewer additives for cooking and baking.
other8289 other8289
Freezing portioned puree after opening can help the pumpkin last for years.
PorterT jelenap
The pumpkin can be used for multiple recipes beyond pie, including soup, sauces, and no-bake desserts like pumpkin lasagna.
Slick_Drone jelenap
The puree can work well in smoothies when frozen into cubes, with taste control using one versus two cubes.
jamesrc

The price can feel high compared with past purchases, with some shoppers questioning whether about a dollar per can is worthwhile.
Slick_Drone burgerbob
The pumpkin may not taste good straight from the can, so it is better used in recipes rather than eaten plain.
jelenap
Using it in pumpkin ice cream can fail if pumpkin pie spice is missing or sugar substitutes create an overpowered vegetable taste.
rly723
Some recipes using canned pumpkin can turn out highly processed and ingredient-heavy, which may not match a "pure" preference.
VioletWeather9298

Common Questions (4)

It works for pies, muffins, soups, sauces, smoothies, and no-bake desserts like pumpkin lasagna. It can also be portioned and frozen after opening, including freezing into cubes for smoothies.
SUCHaDEAL SUCHaDEAL Slick_Drone jamesrc
It can be fed to dogs and cats as long as it is 100% pumpkin with no sugar or spices. It is used as a fiber source for pets and is described as a healthy winter alternative to fresh-roasted pumpkin.
SUCHaDEAL corvato RelaxedTerrier9903 other8289
The $1.15-$1.18 price is described as good by some shoppers, but Aldi is mentioned at about $1 per can and older prices were around 68 cents, so it is not the cheapest historical price.
audierules Slick_Drone burgerbob
Once opened, it should be divided into portions and frozen; that can keep it usable for years. Unopened cans last until the printed date and often longer if undamaged, but the quality does not improve with time.
PorterT jelenap

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Quote from lilgrubbybaby

Sorry I wrote that in all caps and Slickdeals decapitalized it. I was just referencing the odd "PUMPKIN PIE?" in the title.

That's ok, just drawing attention to the time of year with the item posted.

corvato

Nov 7, 2025 1:25 AM

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corvatoNov 7, 2025 1:25 AM

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Pumkin is what I give my dog every day with her dinner, she likes it, and its very healthy for her. I would rather not have preservatives, and will actually roast pumpkins/squash when I have it to be heathier, but this is a good alternative in the winter.

rly723

Nov 7, 2025 1:51 AM

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rly723Nov 7, 2025 1:51 AM

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I got greedy and it was on sale, bought 8 lbs can of pumpkin puree form Smart & Final. Never opened it since I realized it was too much and had to use in short time period. It's been in back of my cabinet. Can it be apocalypse food like on the walking dead tv show and last for long time or should I just dump it?

other8289

Nov 7, 2025 1:52 AM

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Quote from corvato

For what it's worth, this appears to not have any preservatives. The ingredient label just says: pumpkin.

jamesrc

Nov 7, 2025 1:59 AM

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jamesrcNov 7, 2025 1:59 AM

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For the last month, I have been using this pumpkin puree in my smoothies. I freeze them into cubes. With 1 cube, I can't taste the pumpkin; with 2, I can.

jelenap

Nov 7, 2025 2:21 AM

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Quote from rly723

Not sure if you're serious. Unopened can will last till the date printed on it and likely longer, if undamaged. The quality won't improve though. Canned pumpkin doesn't taste good plain and for that reason I don't think it's a good apocalypse food. I mean not only it's apocalypse but you have to eat plain pumpkin. Yuck. This is not a reason to toss it though. You can use what you need and freeze the rest in portions. Pumpkin is also not just for the pie and muffins, you could add it to soup, some sauces, etc. Lots of uses for it, just not eating out of the can.

SmilingTest870

Nov 7, 2025 3:38 AM

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Quote from SUCHaDEAL

You can feed it to your dog, lots of good uses for pumpkin. And some people just enjoy baking at the holidays, pies, muffins, you name it!

100% dogs loooove it

khronos

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khronos

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Nov 7, 2025 5:17 AM

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groceries. What an old fashioned word.

But also a beautiful word

VioletWeather9298

Nov 7, 2025 6:40 AM

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Quote from Slick_Drone

Don't forget no-bake desert pumpkin lasagna. Yes, it's amazing: https://allshecooks.com/pumpkin-l...t-recipes/

Mmmmm diabetes

rly723

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Quote from jamesrc

For the last month, I have been using this pumpkin puree in my smoothies. I freeze them into cubes. With 1 cube, I can't taste the pumpkin; with 2, I can.

I've made pumpkin ice cream with ninja creami. I didn't have pumpkin pie spice and the sugar substitutes were overpowered by strong vegetable taste. Couldn't get through half pint. There's pumpkin pie spice flavored coffee, protein powders I might try adding that

velocirapt0r

Nov 7, 2025 7:46 AM

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velocirapt0rNov 7, 2025 7:46 AM

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I never knew pumpkin is really squash

PorterT

Nov 7, 2025 12:19 PM

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PorterTNov 7, 2025 12:19 PM

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Quote from rly723

Open it, divide it and freeze it. It'll last years.

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Quote from VioletWeather9298

Mmmmm diabetes

Deserts have sugar?!?!? What a shocker!

RelaxedTerrier9903

Nov 8, 2025 2:13 AM

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RelaxedTerrier9903Nov 8, 2025 2:13 AM

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I feed it to my cats, they love it, and it gives them fiber. Just make 100% sure it has no sugar or spices in it.

VioletWeather9298

Nov 12, 2025 6:35 AM

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Quote from Slick_Drone

Deserts have sugar?!?!? What a shocker!

Cute. But that desert doesn't have sugar. 2 entire packages of jello pudding mix. 60 whole ass ginger cookies. And a half cup of powdered sugar. That desert doesn't have sugar, it's pure junk mixed with sugar mixed with more highly processed junk. Your sarcasm is noted but misplaced, the ingredients are genuinely eyebrow raising in fact.

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15-Oz Great Value 100% Pure Pumpkin

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