$100 Stockpile Trip to Walmart - What Can $100 Buy Now for Your Prepper Pantry Stockpile? 

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2 ingredient chocolate muffins - 1 Devil's food cake mix and 1 can pumpkin. Mix thoroughly and bake at 350 until a toothpick comes out clean.

I feel stock piles are like having insurance. You have food when weather is bad and you don't want to get out in the rain, cold, ice etc. Also if you buy on sale you save a bit more and it probably won't be getting any cheaper. It saves on gas getting to the store because you don't have to go as often. Thanks for sharing your stock pile ideas, have a Blessed day.

I remember when suave was $1 or less a bottle!

We are seniors with health problems. I have stopped spending at $400.00 a month on grocery shopping. It is now well under $200.00. Stocking up helps with making what we feel like eating. Buy ham without bone fully cooked for under $20.00 for adding to meals like beans, soups, scrambled eggs or omelets, etc. Walmart is the place to shop.

We stock pile baking items, I thought I was out of chocolate chips until I cleaned out our chest freezer, I found 10 bags of chocolate chips, 2 bags of butterscotch chips, 4 white chocolate chips, and a bag of cinnamon chips. So as a nice treat made chocolate chip cookies, and butterscotch bars. I was amazed at what I found buried in the corner under the frozen basket. 😂

This is the first time I’ve watched your videos, so forgive me if you have covered this before. You can pressure can dry beans and have a stockpile of canned beans in your pantry for much cheaper than store bought. The ratio is 1 cup per quart, and 1/2 cup per pint. Leave about 1 inch head space. Can quarts 1:30, and pints 1:15. You can add salt as well. 1 tsp per quart, and 1/2 tsp per pint. With a large family, I use the quart jars most frequently, however, two of mine just left for college and the two oldest have moved out, so I’m down to just two children in the house! I have to learn to cook small again….or eat a lot of leftovers, lol.

I would like to add pick up is NOT good if you get canned goods. If you didn’t get dented cans you are extremely lucky.

Nice stock up haul, fall is just around the corner-good time to stock up!

Toothpaste for burns. It works even better than ice! Slather White Toothpaste immediately on the burn to stop the pain in a few minutes and stop the burn from going deeper. A must have!

Very informative and excellent delivery. Tuna Fish, chili, assortment of beans including refried, chicken noodle soups but variety of canned and packaged dried soups. Laundry soap dish soap, body wash, bleach, vinegar, hair products, toothpaste, mouth wash, candles, batteries, light bulbs, and lighters

I just went through my cabinets and pulled what we werent eating and made a list of what we needed. Im do glad you posted this! 100 dollars can still get a decent amount of things. I like stocking up if i can before it get too cold out especially with little ones. Great video ❤

For baking, its good to have yeast on hand. I've heard the drought this year will effect tomatoes and pumpkin this fall. Also a good idea to have at least two extra manual can openers on hand.

You are so right and you give great insight to stockpiling! It saves so much money when you get those deals that last. I agree you should have things / ingredients that you don’t have to make out and out! Face it sometimes it is easier for whatever reason to have it on hand! Also by shopping in the long run you do save money that can be elsewhere! Also you can shop faster when you’re stocked up and catch sales!! The longer it takes you in a store the more likely you are going to pick up unnecessary! Love your videos!

Other items to stockpile are canned meats i.e. tuna, salmon, Spam, canned chicken, canned roast beef....

Unused can tomato paste can be put in glass jar and keep in the fridge stay fresh for couple of weeks

I really enjoy your straightforward presentation. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

I spent $109.00 at aldi's 3 packs chicken thighs,2 portions 1lb.bacon,5-1lb. Pack 85% hamburger,10lbs.potatoes,2-2 lb. Bags carrots,2-3 lbs onions,10 cans tuna in oil.1/2 gallon whole milk,1 pack instant vanilla pudding,1 bag cheese curls,1 bag pretzels,1 loaf bread,1 pack beef hot dogs 1 -24 count Kraft singles,1 head cauliflower 2 packs of beef polish sausage,1 bag tater tots,1 bo's round crackers,1 box cheese it's.

Pumpkin cake is a spice cake mix and a small can of condenced pumpkin. Follow the directions on the cake mix, add the pumpkin, bake until a butter knife stuck in the middle comes out clean. Let cool thoroughly before putting in the fridge to be stored, or it will get soggy on the bottom.

Great info. In addition to what you listed, we stockpile canned meat (ie tuna, chicken, salmon). These are great for a quick lunch, or to add to soup or a casserole. You can save even more money on that cooking spray by purchasing a spray bottle (Amazon) and refilling with your oil of choice. You’re essentially paying for compressed air.

Great haul! Thank you for your video! It's so wise to have extra food on hand. Another reason to have canned beans on hand instead of dry is incase of sickness or natural disaster you probably wont feel like cooking and it's so easy to pop open a can of beans or any other canned food item for that matter and just eat if need be. I personally like to go inside the store as opposed to pick up because I don't trust the workers to not give me dented cans lol.

The Dollar Tree in my area carries those Suave Shampoos and Conditioners (same that is shown) for only $1.25 each. Body Washes are the same price. They have a great selection.

The only thing I see here that I cannot compromise on is the Ketchup. The great value has a weird taste to me and my family and we have tried to use it anyway but we cannot stand it. So we stick with Heinz. Everything else we have tried and are doable. No hate, just making a comment. Thank you for the video.

I have teenagers and adult kids so can spaghetti, ramen noodles, microwave rice/beans/pasta/foods are a must

Another great haul ! Thanks

U done another great haul it's getting harder every day over here prices keep going up fast and the sizes getting smaller ❤

I like to buy beans in bulk and pressure can them. I also like to pressure can beef (as chunks of roast, ground beef, and meatballs) and chicken (whole legs and thighs with sin removed). And of course: home-canned bone broth. I buy spices in bulk from Azure ... I switched to their spices about 20 years ago and never looked back. Very high quality and much cheaper in bulk. To keep fresh, I vacuum seal extras in mason jars. I could talk all day about food storage and prepping! I'm trying to get a pantry video posted. ❤ Joanne in SW MO

Great haul❤

We just used a packet of taco seasoning from Aldi and it was so good! We used it in different ways. With those dipping chips (tostilla?), fritos mixed in, taco cheese mixed in, burritos, tacos. We fried hamburger. Put in a jar of Aldi salsa, onions, kidney beans, corn on cob that was leftover, and wow. So good. Did it in the crockpot all day. We ate that for three days it was so good and we never do that. The fritos or tostillas were added in at the end.

I would add toilet paper, light bulbs and batteries.

Thank you for including the prices and date!!

Great job, I’m pressed at how many items you got for $100. You reminded me that I seen a bag of chocolate chips today, that I had previously bought, for $9.99 now! I need to grab me a few bags elsewhere before they go up more… thank you.

Loved this!! Did you give the link for toiletries?

In case you run out of brown sugar, white sugar can be substituted. I ran out once and the result was a little different but equally delicious.

Great video. Greetings from Philadelphia PA USA

Thank you! ❤❤❤

Note: I buy small containers of spices since the large ones once opened can lose their flavor within about six months. If it's something you use a lot of, then the larger containers make sense.

Love your content. Its so helpful

We can’t have dairy or gluten in our family due to allergies. You can’t find soups without it and if you do, the price is crazy. So I can homemade soup to have easy meals. For chicken noodle, I can the base and add gluten free noodles when reheating. I do this with all soups that have grain in it since that’s not safe to can.

I always get dented cans in my Wal-Mart pick ups. So I go in for those stock ups. Great haul.

Hello! We share a lot of stock pile similarities! But I do watch for coffee sales and deals (need it and the price keeps rising!) Thinking of our winter power outages, I always have triscuits to go with the peanut butter and the kind of cereal, like Cheerios, that my little ones can eat dry. I also like the keep some canned and powdered milks on the shelves for baking and “just in case.” I love your channel. Your energy and clarity are welcome!

I always have spam and Mac and cheese. And all the things you said too😊

Great stock up video! It always makes me want to write a list and head on out to shop! Thanks for the stock up tips, I always appreciate your ideas, take care!

Great stock up haul ❤❤❤👍👍👍😊😊😊

This is SUCH a great haul! I've noticed that my family tends to eat the same meals over and over again. I don't prepare these meals just because they are easy, but truly because those are the things that my family prefers. On occasion, I will buy special ingredients for a new recipe, but I tend to stick to the basics for the most part. So, I have started replacing items from my pantry as soon as I use them, even though I may not need them again right away. For example, I recently used a can of tomato paste to make some "One Pot Spaghetti" (a family favorite). On my next trip to the grocery store, I replaced that can of tomato paste, even though I may not need it for another month or so. I have started doing this with all my base ingredients, and I do it so that I know I will always have the ingredients I need to make a meal for my family. I also do this with spices and baking ingredients. It truly helps me when I meal plan and buy groceries for my family. I really began doing this when I started following your channel! 😊

Thanks For All Your Good and Helpful Stocking Up Tips. Have a Great Day and Evening. Stay Safe. God Bless You And Your Family Too. 👍👍👍✌️🙏🙏🙏

Thankyou!!! So helpful.

Dry beans are the easiest quickest thing to pressure can and soooo cheap. Add seasonings for ranch beans for a real special treat and an even bigger money saver. 😉 walmart pickup really helps take the shopping drudgery out. Our store is super good at picking everything including cans.

Great haul.

Thks. I have found that the GV soups are good to for most part. I am a Campbells gal. I do tho, insist of CAMPBELL TOMATO soup. I like to stock my pantry also. Its time.......

Very good info, thank you.

Looks like a pretty good haul for $100

I've been buying the big taco seasoning containers at sams. I think its Mccormick. Really good and lasts a long time.

Also I add to this pile you purchased from Dollar Tree, Baking Powder, $1.25 Eyeglass cleaner with the proper cloths so you don't scratch your glasses very important when you can't replace glasses, also the little boxes of hash browns, $1.25 at Walmart, nearly $2 , they have several other things, but then Walmart beat them on others like the long lighters, for 1 at DT $1.25 Walmart you can get 2 for $1.79 in the grilling section. Matches are 97cents at Walmart, so I shop both places & know the prices.

Buy what you eat and eat what you store 😊 ❤ .

you did really well!

Great haul! Nice to get ahead on stocking groceries!

I stockpile all the things you are You made a good haul at Walmart 😊 God Bless You ❤

Great stock up! I am doing this on Thursday! I just donated some cans to our local food shelf that I knew I wouldnt beable to use before they expire. So I need to restock.

I'm making and canning apple and peach jellies.

Enjoyed your video. It’s one of the only videos I’ve watched that included prices. Made a trip to the Dollar Tree yesterday to do a little stocking up. This included shampoo, body wash, hand soap, cleaning supplies and a few grocery items. I picked up a box of 💯 count regular tea bags they also had green tea. I wish I would had bought more. Their brand of tea was in my opinion just as good as the major name brand and cheaper. For the price of Lipton I would be able to buy 3 boxes at the Dollar Tree. Every little bit helps these days.

You guys should try the powdered condensed chocken soup recipe. It is on youtube. I keep mine in a mason jar. It is very delicious and easy to make and store. I also cant find yellow cornmeal here in KS. I can still get it in TN or at the commissary when I go on base.

You got a lot for 100 dollars. I shop only organic and it is probably triple of these foods prices. Good job.

At Dollar Tree I pick up Campbell's loaded potato soup, it's half the price of the grocery store. I don't buy much there but if you need matches or a lighter, sponges etc it is a good place to stock up. I write the "best by" date on each can lid with a Sharpie so I can see at a glance what needs to be used 1st (always put new to the back). If you are "prepping" for future power outages consider having disposable washcloths in your stockpile along with a few jugs of water.

I love to stock green beans, carrots, and corn. I also like the stock of applesauce and peaches and pears and mandarins

What an amazing haul! Just spent $117 at WM last week and i didnt get nearly as much as you, but I think my Olive Oil put me over, 🤨

We have dietary restrictions that prevent us from eating carbs except those in some fruits and vegetables. I could use this excuse to not stockpile but instead it just makes me work harder. I get a 40 pound box of chicken breasts and can it in pint jars. I watch for sales of other meats and our freezer is full of meats. Lots of cans of tuna

I buy more frozen veggies then canned. Thats just our preference. Canned is usually corn. Fruit is usually frozen. I do stock up on canned pears. My son eats those. Definitely have learned by trial and error on what to buy and what we 'think' we will use and dont.

Thank you

So much valuable information ! Thanks Kristen. I don’t bake as much as you do but with the mention of the rising costs of chocolate, I will purchase some extra baking cocoa and chocolate chips. I purchase the larger container of taco seasoning from Sam’s Club but I haven’t calculated which is more economical. We don’t like canned soup for eating but I stock up on chicken and beef stock to make homemade soups and stews. I purchase sone cream soups as well as tomato soup for cabbage rolls and stuffed peppers. I bought a box of the cornbread you like but haven’t tried it yet. I have a question about oatmeal. You said that you transfer it to a larger container. I have about 6 containers but I didn’t want to put them in one container because the best buy date is on the container. Does oatmeal expire? I’m not sure but I wouldn’t think that it would as long as it’s properly sealed.

Those same mini chocolate chips are $2.97 at my Walmart.

Love the video, thanks!

Use what your family needs and enjoys.

I have celiac disease and I’m also allergic to milk. Just looking at all of that food I can honestly say probably at least half of it I can’t.

Canadian prices are so much higher, at least where I live.

When was the last time you were at Walmart grocery dept? Better go back and see the prices now.

I stocked up on all beans 5 pounds rice 25 pounds Stocked up on powered milk powdered eggs powered peanut and powered peanut butter powered milk powdered eggs

Great ideas!

That's excellent! Great deal too. Here in NY all that is about $175.00. and I'm in up state NY.

The large container of Taco seasoning is less expensive at Sam's and a lot more practical than the smaller packets.

I need to start

👍Good list for stocking up. 📝 I stockpile all those items too along with any coffee deals I can find but that's usually at Sams. ☕️

READ THE LABELS!!!! I bought some of the Walmart brand, and the label read that they contained lead and possibly other heavy metals. They didn't want to take them back and gave me grief. They finally did when I started yelling that they were selling canned goods with lead and a small crowd gathered.

Great video

Double the cost in Alberta !

Do you have Amazon fresh store they do a prime sale every year wearable mayo mustard and ketchup is all a dollar and limit 3 they had corn on the cob 8 for a dollar and zucchini was 12 limit 10 BBQ sause 1 dollar and alot more sale can't remember what month it was will find out and let you know 24 packs of water 99 cents

How long do you keep your can tomato products pass the expiration date?

Do you have a easy white bread receipt

I’ve just found you & have subscribed. Do you share your salsa and poppy seed chicken recipes?

Thanks 🙏

All of your prices are cheaper than my Walmart. I thought Walmart had the same prices everywhere in the U.S.Do they not?

how do you store your rice? i have several bags and i worry about bugs finding their way in, i am right now storing them in a big metal cooking pot, sealed in the bags of course, but is there a better way??

I've never gotten dented cans at pickup. However I have gotten dented cans in cases from Sam's Shipping orders. I was surprised and irritated. Had I not needed to use some of them, I would have returned them!

I freeze chocolate chips. Haven't had a problem with them.

I did notice that you do not go for organic or healthier foods. I guess that is why I could never get my grocery bills that low. I am also gluten free, so many of your items would not be able to make it in my pantry.

Just wanted to suggest a different cream of chicken,cause that great value brand contains bioengineered food ingredients.

Do these totals include tax or before tax? Currious.

How was your first day back at school today

Baking cocoa is at dollar tree all the time.

Do you have aldi last week they had chicken for 69 cents got 8 pounds for 5.53 and walmart now Southern California has frozen turkey 1.98 got 20 pounds filed freezer full of meat