Walmart carries their store brand shredded cheddar and mozzarella cheeses for 26.4 cents per ounce and string cheese for 29.2 cents per ounce (which equals one piece). We compared three kinds of cheese for this review: shredded cheddar, shredded mozzarella, and string cheese.Īt Costco, their store brand of cheddar costs 16 cents per ounce, string cheese is 16.7 cents per piece, and mozzarella costs 15 cents per ounce. In comparison, Costco goes for bulk and sells 5-dozen large eggs for $8.79, making each dozen cost $1.76 - more expensive than Walmart by 61 cents per dozen. Planning your weekend brunch? Walmart sells 3-dozen large AA eggs for $3.47, which means a single dozen costs $1.15. When I surveyed prices last week, Walmart offers a gallon of milk for $3.16. Costco sells 2 gallons of Vitamin D milk for $5.99, which is about $3.00 per gallon. It's always good to know the cost of one of the most common purchases. Here, the two grocery giants go head-to-head when it comes to everyday items - and there's a clear winner.
The only way to tell which store is cheaper is by comparing unit price, since quantity size can differ. So, I went on a quest to find out if Costco or Walmart offered the best prices on everyday items when they’re not on sale.Ĭostco’s large quantities may imply major value for the money, but as we’ve seen, not all of Costco’s offerings make for a good deal.Īnd while Walmart is famous for their “roll-back” pricing and price matching with competitors, there are still some items that are more expensive than at Costco. Costco and Walmart are known for their competitive prices on everyday items.Īs a frugal shopper, I always strive to find the best prices on common household goods.
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