Coca-Cola Soda Pop Bottles, 16.9 fl oz, 6 pack
- Brand:
- Coca-Cola
- Model Number:
- 049000024685
- UPC:
- 049000024685
- EAN:
- 0049000024685
- ASIN:
- B000T9WM62
- Walmart SKU:
- 10535170
The 28-day streak at $5.52 could end with a 2.7% pullback in the coming days.
Price expected to drop to $5.37 soon
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$21.00 | |
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$5.00 | |
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$10.71 |
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$5.98 | |
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$3.28 | |
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$5.52 |
Tracking History: We have tracked Coca-Cola Soda Pop Bottles, 16.9 fl oz, 6 pack since 11/26/2022. The most recent price update was on Nov 2, 2026.
Price Range: Over the past 90 days, the price has ranged from $3.28 (lowest on 11/26/2022) to $5.98 (highest on 11/19/2025). The average price during this period is $5.04.
Current Trend: Walmart.com prices have ranged from $5.37 (Sep 15) to $5.52 (Nov 2) over the past 90 days. Current price is close to the 90-day average of $5.43.
Customer Insights: Rated 4.7/5 from 78078 reviews.
Perfect personal sized beverage to quench your daily thirst. Geat for soda drinkers who loves a strong fizzy pop. Sometimes they fall flat and are more so sugary than fizzy and refreshing.
I like coke. I only drink about 4 a year, on holidays. But I keep them to offer to relatives and anybody else . . . Like the security system technician, people working in yard, man installing new doors, electrician, etc. I used to offer water, but people seem happier to get a coke. I used to buy the little 8 oz. cans. That’s what I like, but it seems cheap to offer a tiny coke. This size is also cheaper per ounce and people can put the lid on if they’re drinking it while still working. I’m sentimental about coke. I only ever drank them on special occasions, like a vacation or first day out of school for summer. So drinking a coke is associated with happy times. It’s important to find joy in living. Coke, in moderation, brings me joy. I like the look I see on people’s faces when I say “You want a coke?” That brings me joy even more than drinking a coke.
Does Coke Cola really need a review? They have been around longer than anyone on earth has been alive. They are delicious and refreshing though very unhealthly. You either love them or hate them. I love the taste but hate how unhealthy are. If you want the best tasting cola tge Coke is what you are looking for, at least in my opinion.
Thank You, Father God, for giving the idea %26 formulation of our dearly beloved “Coca-Cola “ to the boys of the South!!! “Coke “❤️was first bottled in 1894 at the Biedenharn Candy Co., on Washington St., in downtown Vicksburg , MS. Later on , a new Coca-Cola bottling plant was built a bit further up Washington St. Its location was straight across the street from our beautiful church , Gibson Memorial Methodist Church. We had a nice, big , red “ Coke” ❤️machine in our Fellowship Hall. Back then, people all gathered locally with extended family %26 friends , to grow, learn together, %26 support each other in Sunday School, Church, Vacation Bible School, Holidays, weddings, %26 baby showers. ❤️Coke was Always our favorite drink ❤️. I was born in 1953, %26 I remember when our Coke machine took 5 cents for a Coke. I was young, %26 I remember when Cokes went up to 6 cents, then 7 cents, 8 cents, %26 then 10 cents! Each time , we had a cup on the counter of the kitchen area where our coffee %26 Coke machines were . We would put a nickel in the Coke machine, plus the overage amount in the “trust cup “. I remember us all thinking how expensive Cokes were getting to be when they went to the point where we had to put a nickel in the Coke machine %26 a nickel in the cup! How naive were we?! lol!! I also remember how the nice man from the Coke plant across the street would come over during the week %26 refill our Coke machine for us. As the Bible says “Raise up a child in the way they should go, and when they are old ; they won’t depart from it”. It’s soon to be 2026!!! Around here, we still love God , our neighbors, %26 drink “Coca-Cola” ❤️❤️ Some things are just meant to be!!! Join us, won’t you?!
at times there have been items omitted from the list. for the most part I have had good experiences with WalMart delivery/Door Dash. I would really like if the communication with the shopper was better. Ie: left important item off the list and want ed shopper to shop for item... have not had a bad experience with the delivery people. everybody is cordial, nice, respectful, great job you folks that deliver those groceries. keep up the good work please.Fifty
Soft drink prices are now out of control. Coke is my guilty pleasure and I spurge occasionally. I’ve been drinking coke since I was a toddler. If we were sick our mom %26 dad would get a carton of the small glass bottle come. Now I’m a grandmother and if my grandkids get a virus or stomach flu, I splurge for them and get the glass bottle 6 pack. They are very hard to find and even more expensive per oz at least double if not more. I realize prices have increased on everything but I also believe we are getting rip off here and there and price gauzed.
coke taste has changed over last few years. not my taste buds Because everyone i ask says the same! still good just not as good and has a weird after taste. price is RIDICULOUS! way better then small bottles or cans as these are usually on sale. but should be back to $2.50 that was a price i was ok with paying.
I've been a fan of Coca-Cola since when it was made with Sugar. Last year it was said that you were going to stop using High Fructose and go back to Cane Sugar. Every one knows that our bodies can't digest High Fructose. Please keep your word and you will beat your competition with Pure Cane Sugar.
My only negative vent is the pricing Coke thinks it's now worth. $3.00 for a 2 litre bottle soon to be $4.50 maybe even $5.00. On the bright side, I have a really cool Coke recipe for home, no alcohol I promise. Ingredients, a $$$ 2 litre bottle of traditional flavored Coke, lightly packed brown sugar and Lemon concentrate. All the measurements I suggest can certainly be adjusted by you to your liking, mine are just my favorites. In a large cup add 2 heaping tablespoons of lightly packed Brown Sugar. Slowly pour in the Lemon Concentrate to a level where it covers the sugar. Take a spoon and give it a few stirs to combine. Then (slowly) (slowly)(slowly) add Coca-Cola. with fresh sugar, coke and lemon jusice, if your pour too fast, you'll wear the drink not drink the drink. The fresh carbonated Coke interacts with the sugar creating a chemical reaction that expands the combination to 3 times it's regular volume. After successfully combining alll ingredients, slowly stir until you no longer hear sugar grinding noise. It is a very bitter sweet concoction, refreshing and makes me come back for more.
The last three deliveries I’ve received of late of bottled Coca Cola have been expired. I didn’t think soda could even expire, but they are indeed expired as of June 2025 according to the bottle labeling. These bottles taste flatter and less sweet; that’s why I even looked at the labeling at my my recent orders in the first place. Something’s going wrong either with Coca Cola’s logistics or Walmart’s inventory management of their Coca Cola deliveries, and I’ll be pausing these purchases from Walmart for the next 6 months, or pending improvement on this product distribution.
Detailed price history for the past 90 days
Walmart.com prices have ranged from $5.37 (Sep 15) to $5.52 (Nov 2) over the past 90 days. Current price is close to the 90-day average of $5.43.
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Third-Party Sellers prices have ranged from $5.00 (Oct 11) to $15.86 (Aug 24) over the past 90 days. Current price is close to the 90-day average of $11.69.
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| $10.71 | $-1.28 | -10.7% | |
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| $11.99 | $+6.99 | +139.8% | |
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| $5.00 | $-0.52 | -9.4% | |
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