10 Items You Should Stop Buying at Walmart

7. Processed and Perishable Foods

Another complaint many shoppers have is about the shelf life of Walmart’s packaged foods. Items sometimes sit close to their expiration dates right on the shelves, which means you get less time to use them at home. Processed snacks and frozen meals may also lack the freshness you’ll find at other grocers.

Smart Swap: Always check expiration dates before you buy. For better reliability, grocery chains like Kroger, Publix, or Aldi tend to have a quicker product turnover, which keeps stock fresher.

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