(3 pack) Great Value Organic Unsweetened Coconut Flakes, 7 oz (198g)
- Brand:
- Great Value
- Model Number:
- WO7ORG
- UPC:
- 460324994063
- EAN:
- 0460324994063
- Walmart SKU:
- 15332673931
Recent downward movement established $11.34 pricing, now 1.4% above the quarterly average.
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$11.34 |
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$11.34 |
Tracking History: We have tracked (3 pack) Great Value Organic Unsweetened Coconut Flakes, 7 oz (198g) since 4/11/2025. The most recent price update was on Sep 5, 2026.
Price Range: Over the past 90 days, the price has ranged from $8.79 (lowest on 4/11/2025) to $11.34 (highest on 8/29/2026). The average price during this period is $10.61.
Current Trend: Walmart.com prices have ranged from $11.16 (Aug 29) to $11.34 (Sep 5) over the past 90 days. Current price is close to the 90-day average of $11.19.
Customer Insights: Rated 4.6/5 from 2269 reviews.
I've been experimenting with making my own Trial Mix. I tried using the sweetened shredded coconut and really enjoyed the increased taste. The texture is soft and the coconut flakes add a little more sweetness. It doesn't take much when adding to my trail Mix, and it seems to have a good shelf life. These flakes are very easy to incorporate into any recipe. Easy to use and adds a mild sweetness, if you're using the sweetness style of coconut flakes. They also produce an unsweetened version for Diabetics, etc. It has a low glysemic rating, and is low in carbs. Great for the diabetic. I love them.
I make the healthier version of the Girl Scout cookies using dates and these coconut flakes and they are perfect for my recipe. I love that the only ingredient is organic coconut, straight to the point with no unnecessary additives. I do keep them in the fridge after they have been opened and last me for weeks. Definitely recommend if you're needing coconut flakes in a recipe or as a topping.
1st time trying Walmart's brand of unsweetened coconut. I use unsweetened coconut mostly for baking healthy snack bars and cookies. I toast it first and then continue on with my recipes. I made some bars with this, and I found that once it was mixed in with all the other ingredients in my recipe, that I couldn't tell the difference. I will continue to buy it and enjoy some savings.
I like these coconut flakes for the following reasons: First, no hard work for me to brake a hard shell and use my strenght removing the coconut from shell to put into those lovely white flakes, the flakes are not sweetened by anything then from their natural tree ripe state, and I love adding them to my cereal, yougert, any food that I wish a healthy treat!
Have not yet opened the bag to taste since there are pantry shelf products I buy to use weeks, even months later. However, the low price for the amount of volume and organic and unsweetened (no sugar added) is most important when choosing shredded coconut flakes, at least for my health conscience efforts while not depriving myself of natual flavors when baking at home. I even make my own candy with wholesome home-made ingredients with the exception of a couple of shortcuts for melting caramel followed by either hard shell chocolate syrup or small hard dark chocolate pieces. I use a generous layer of coconut shreds or flakes, sesame seeds, other crushed nuts, raisins or dry cranberries or other favorite pieces of dried fruit, then pour the melted caramel and hard shell chocolate syrup only after the mixture layer feels colder if the hard shell chocolate is to harden. I break up pieces and keep refrigerated top enjoy the crunchy texture. I enjoy more generous portions at a fraction of the price for chemical enhanced, corn syrup loaded candies bought at most stores. Unsweetened coconut flakes are versatile for exotic savory dishes too. While store bought coconut cakes are mostly coconut flavored with skimpy amounts of odd tasting coconut shreds, for less than $2 or a bit more, fresher coconut cakes and cookies can be made at home with more liberal use of coconut, toasted or raw. Anywhere else, outside of Walmart, this size bag of organic unsweetened coconut flakes would cost multiple times more. Walmart is providing and adding healthier products to spare our budgets from paying more and getting less at specialty health food sources, so we can afford to eat healthier.
Delicious. This is my first time trying this %26 it won't be my last. It has a slight sweetness %26 such great flavor %26 texture. It's really good on tortilla chips. I prefer better room temperature more than I do cold from the fridge. So maybe eat as much as can before you refrigerate it.
I used these organic unsweetened coconut flakes to make Bala Baiana, and they worked perfectly. The coconut had a fresh flavor and great texture, which made a big difference in the final candy. I appreciated that they were unsweetened, allowing me to control the sweetness of the recipe. The quality exceeded my expectations, especially for the price. Whether you're baking, making candy, or adding coconut to other recipes, these are a great pantry staple.
I wanted to get the three pack, but website said not available. So I ordered three packages; not sure what the difference would be. I used this in a healthier recipe with sugar free chocolate and sugar free peanut butter and it worked beautifully.
I knew this was unsweetened but i thought it would have a tiny bit of sweetness, also it was a little on the crunchy side. The recipe i used it worked perfect because condensed milk was used and the crunch made it better. My issue is the more expensive price just because its unsweetened, to me it should be cheaper because sugar isn't added. And organic coconut is a joke, no pesticides are used because of the shell it naturally comes in
I didn't like the texture it wasn't fine enough for me, like Bob's Red Meals brand better. you don't carry it in the store it has to be shipped and it doesn't come out of my snap card I had to pay cash for it I don't like that part takes more money out of my bank account
Detailed price history for the past 90 days
Walmart.com prices have ranged from $11.16 (Aug 29) to $11.34 (Sep 5) over the past 90 days. Current price is close to the 90-day average of $11.19.
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Third-Party Sellers prices have ranged from $11.16 (Jul 4) to $11.34 (Sep 6) over the past 90 days. Current price is close to the 90-day average of $11.25.
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| $11.34 | $+0.18 | +1.6% | |
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