Walmart has
15-Oz Great Value 100% Pure Pumpkin Can on sale from
$1 as below. Select free store pickup where available; otherwise, delivery is free w/ Walmart+ (
30-day trial for $1) on orders of $35+.
Thanks to Community Member
SUCHaDEAL for sharing this deal.
Note: Availability for pickup may vary by location.
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Product Details:
- Single ingredient: pumpkin
- No added sugar
- No saturated or trans fat
- Creamy texture
- Use in pumpkin pies, waffles, pancakes, cheesecakes, muffins, bread, soup, and chili
- Refrigerate after opening
Top Comments
But can anyone tell me why we need to import pumpkin from China? (Label) Not as comfortable with this deal now.
Community Reviews
Great Value 100 percent pure pumpkin is a budget-friendly pantry staple for pies, muffins, oatmeal, and even straight-from-the-can snacking. The canned pumpkin gets praise for convenience and for working well in recipes, with a 12 pack called an even better value. It also comes up as a mild digestive aid for dogs. The main knocks are that it can taste less rich than Libbys and that the label raises questions about imported pumpkin. A practical pick when convenience and price matter most.
The pumpkin can work well for making pies and it delivers value for repeat baking.
The pumpkin can be used straight from the can frequently without needing extra prep steps.
The pumpkin can be mixed into oatmeal with cinnamon, peanut butter, and blueberries for a thick, flavorful bowl.
The pumpkin can be used as a convenient option when self-prepared pumpkin would take too much effort.
The pumpkin can taste significantly worse than Libby's in baking, including muffins.
The pumpkin can raise concerns because it is imported from China, which reduces comfort with the deal.
The pumpkin can be described as watery and filler-like compared with Libby's, with speculation about different pumpkin varieties.
The "100% pumpkin" label can legally cover a range of golden-fleshed sweet winter squashes rather than a single strict botanical type.
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Comparing Libby and what I roast out of Pie pumpkins from the store, there is z-e-r-o comparison. Libby tastes like watery dirt, and is pretty much garbage filler. Wonder if the actual species (?) variant of pumpkin that GV uses is different.
I often amp up the pumpkin, cut down the sugar, and grind fresh spices, for my pumpkin cheesecake, pies, lattes... I love the taste of actual pumpkin.
Comparing Libby and what I roast out of Pie pumpkins from the store, there is z-e-r-o comparison. Libby tastes like watery dirt, and is pretty much garbage filler. Wonder if the actual species (?) variant of pumpkin that GV uses is different.
I often amp up the pumpkin, cut down the sugar, and grind fresh spices, for my pumpkin cheesecake, pies, lattes... I love the taste of actual pumpkin.
You're 100% right that self-prepared pumpkin will taste better but you also have to go through all that effort. Here you're paying for convenience and compromising on quality a bit.
As a result, In the US, the FDA allows a wide range of "golden-fleshed, sweet squash" to be labeled as "100% pumpkin"
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As a result, In the US, the FDA allows a wide range of "golden-fleshed, sweet squash" to be labeled as "100% pumpkin"
that's horrid! sounds like a invite to a food lawsuit! i was misled to think i was paying for 100% pumpkin look at the photo on can!
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