(4 pack) Great Value All-Purpose Enriched Bleached Wheat Flour, 5 lb Bag
- Brand:
- Great Value
- Model Number:
- 16730
- UPC:
- 468291944401
- EAN:
- 0468291944401
- Walmart SKU:
- 5207282839
Price locked at $9.52 for 31 days, matching the 90-day average—suggesting this is the standard retail rate. Buyers shouldn't expect discounts soon.
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Tracking History: We have tracked (4 pack) Great Value All-Purpose Enriched Bleached Wheat Flour, 5 lb Bag since 7/31/2026. The most recent price update was on Sep 15, 2026.
Price Range: Over the past 90 days, the price has ranged from $9.52 (lowest on 7/31/2026) to $9.52 (highest on 7/31/2026). The average price during this period is $9.52.
Current Trend: Walmart.com prices have ranged from $9.52 (Sep 15) to $9.52 (Sep 15) over the past 90 days. Current price is close to the 90-day average of $9.52.
Customer Insights: Rated 4.7/5 from 19687 reviews.
I needed some all purpose flour to make some cinnamon rolls for a pot luck. I have made this recipe many times but always used the expensive name brand flour. I decided to try this flour. Turns out it made the lightest, fluffiest tastiest cinnamon rolls I have ever made. I won’t be buying the expensive flor anymore.
Ive been baking for most of my life, as far as All Purpose Flour goes you dont need anything "better" than great value. all purpose will always serve you just as well. Of course there are plenty specialty flours where it matters but great value brand is consistent and just as reliable as other all purpose flours.
Usually, I buy bread flour. A 5lb bag is about $5.00. My recipe for a quick baking bread-machine, 2 lb loaf includes 2 tb of vital gluten for texture. Because all-purpose flour is so much cheaper than bread flour, I thought I would try all-purpose with 4 tb of vital gluten to boost the protein content of the dough back to what the bread flour would have provided. It worked! Though vital gluten is very expensive, doubling the measure to 4 tb would not raise the cost to the use of bread flour, according to my estimate. I think I am saving money by using all purpose flour instead of bread flour in the manner described. The all purpose flour with the vital gluten worked well in my recipe (which includes some whole wheat flour, too).
I have used this flour in countless recipes and it never disappoints! I have made pizza dough, bread, cake, tortilla, fried chicken, fried fish, biscuits, empanadas, and more with it ! I store it in an airtight container and it keeps fresh. Definitely a pantry staple at a a great cost
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Product Review: All-Purpose Flour (aka The Overachiever) This flour has no business being this dependable. Cakes? Nailed it. Cookies? Perfection. Gravy at Thanksgiving when everyone is watching? Absolute hero. This is the flour that shows up early, works overtime, and never complains. It has the fine, powdery confidence of something that knows it’s about to be involved in greatness. You scoop it, it behaves. You mix it, it cooperates. You bake with it, and suddenly people think you “know what you’re doing.” I’ve used it for pancakes, brownies, bread, thickening sauces, and once to fix a recipe that I absolutely messed up. Did it judge me? No. It carried the team. Pros: Works for literally everything Makes you look like a competent adult Zero drama, zero clumps Cons: Will not clean the kitchen afterward Still requires you to preheat the oven Final Verdict: If flour had a personality, this one would be calm, reliable, and quietly superior. Five stars. Would trust it with my baked goods and my reputation.
The price of the flour is typically cheaper than other stores. The texture and taste are typical for general flour. I use it in all of my baking and cooking.
Listen. It’s flour. It understood the assignment. I bought this Great Value 5 lb bag thinking, “It’s just flour.” But this humble white powder has been out here carrying my entire kitchen on its back. Biscuits? Fluffy. Pancakes? Dangerous. Gravy? Silky smooth like it’s auditioning for a cooking show. No weird smell. No mystery lumps. Just dependable, all-purpose greatness. It rises when it’s supposed to rise and thickens when it’s supposed to thicken — which is more than I can say for some of my life decisions. Five pounds is also the perfect size. Big enough to feel prepared. Small enough that you’re not storing it like you’re opening a bakery in southern Arkansas. Five stars. Affordable, reliable, and quietly holding this household together one carb at a time.
I have bad arthritis and it hurts me to go in the store and walk around for half an hour! I keep an ongoing list at home and it only takes a few minutes to put my grocery order in! I haven’t tried this yet but I saw that I can speak with the associate while they’re picking my order!
First time to open a bag and it be full of flour beetles. I asked for a refund and received it. Check your flour before putting it in your cabinet.
Why when someone orders 25lbs of flower do y'all only substitute with 10lbs???? I use at least 20lbs a week and when you only send 10 I have to go back to the store this is crazy substitution is great but just get close to the same amount…. 5 bags of 5 lbs or at-least 4 bags
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