Great Value Singles American Pasteurized Process Cheese Product, Fat-Free, 16 count, 12 oz
- Brand:
- Great Value
- Model Number:
- 20752
- UPC:
- 078742373379
- EAN:
- 0078742373379
- Walmart SKU:
- 10452363
Recent upward movement recently established $1.98 pricing, now 0.8% above the quarterly average.
| Price Type | Price | Date |
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Highest Price
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$2.28 | |
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Lowest Price
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$1.88 | |
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Most Recent Price
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$1.98 |
Tracking History: We have tracked Great Value Singles American Pasteurized Process Cheese Product, Fat-Free, 16 count, 12 oz since 4/11/2023. The most recent price update was on Sep 19, 2026.
Price Range: Over the past 90 days, the price has ranged from $1.88 (lowest on 12/6/2025) to $2.28 (highest on 4/11/2023). The average price during this period is $2.02.
Current Trend: Walmart.com prices have ranged from $1.88 (Aug 27) to $1.98 (Sep 19) over the past 90 days. Current price is close to the 90-day average of $1.96.
Customer Insights: Rated 4.5/5 from 2305 reviews.
If you are eating American Cheese, this is perfectly fine. It is NOT CHEESE. American cheese is an American thing....a product, taste. This has the taste. Individually wrapped means they last for a loooong time in the fridge. Maybe even a looooong time on a countertop? IDK.
It has a slight sweetness to it which makes it work well in casseroles, burritos and the perfect grill cheese sandwiches. But it's needed in enchiladas, and basically all Mexican food. But in mac %26 cheese, its perfection! Mix with other cheeses or stand alone it's a great cheese because it plays well with all kinds of ingredients. Just take Note:* It doesn't freeze well at all.
I have been buying great value fat free cheese slices for a while now. It is the best tasting product of this kind on the market. It has plenty of calcium and zero cholesterol. It also has just the right amount of sweetness. The price is a lot less than competitive brands. I will continue to buy this product.
Great price and not bad on nutritional value. Better off health wise to buy real cheese, but everyone is trying to cut cost where they can. These work on sandwiches, but still prefer real cheese not man made artificial cheese. BTW, that's why they can them singles because they can't market them as a cheese product. Wording is a way around the truth that is used in marketing every product. Pay attention to "may", "might" and "could". This is a legal wording used so a company can't be held accountable when their product doesn't do what it says it does. Marketing singles instead of cheese allows the illusion legally. Teeth whitening products use wording and commercials small print at the bottom of the screen says for dramization purposes only. Companies take advantage of people who don't know any better. Really shameful to treat people like idiots.
This cheese melts well and tastes were good. Besides other uses I use a small piece of cheese to add a Prednisone pill and roll it up and feed it to my Maltipoo Macy in order to keep her alive This tasted good and is very soft to be able to roll it up. Macy likes her medicine because she loves this cheese.
I placed several slices on a charcuterie board along with Brie, Manchego, and several assorted smoked meats. My friends at my dinner were impressed with the smooth creamy texture and even more amazed with the uniformity of the shape. We ditched all the pretentious items and made grill cheeses instead. The cheese melted perfectly and uniformly. The party was a huge success! Buy it! Thank you.
The sodium for both this and Velveeta are very close: 260 and 280 mg. Yet Velveeta has a distinctly more salty flavor. However, I'm not much into salty foods. A 26-oz round can of salt lasts me well over 5 years (I'm guessing because I cannot remember when I last bought salt). This cheese is a little more dry than Velveeta accounting for its slower and less gooey melting, but that also means it is less sticky, and stays where it was put instead of running off when heated. This is not a cheese you'd use for fondu. For a slice of fat-free cheese, it tastes similar to Velveeta, but at almost half the price. Of course, there are folks that choose to buy Velveeta or this cheese, and then complain these don't taste like real cheese. Well, duh, these are not "real" cheese, because they don't have the fat of real cheese. This cheese: 0 gm fat. Velveeta: 2 gm fat. Sargento cheddar: 7 gm fat. Cream cheese: 10 gm fat. Lard: 13 gm fat. You don't eat non-fat cheese as a substitute for real cheese. You eat non-fat cheese because you need to diet by removing the fat and reducing to less than half the calories. Your other choice is to forego cheese altogether, so you have no complaints because you won't be eating this or any other cheese. On a diet, it's hard to add cheese because of all the fat, so this gives you a cheat to add some cheese flavor.
This isn't the best. But these cheese slices aren't bad. It is worth the price. I stopped purchasing Kraft products because the Kraft cheese slices were discolored and had strange bite marks inside of the package. But I haven't seen any of that with the Great Value cheese slices. I feel safer with Great Value instead of Kraft.
selected do not substitute. shopper came out with five nonfat and five regular as if it was some kind of mistake. was good about using my phone to effect a return for 'damaged' and got card credited successfully, but this is a hardball tactic where walmart was out of stock and substituted anyway with a product which looks very similar.
I started purchasing this item so that I could get more calcium and Vitamin D in my diet without a lot of fat. The nutrition information on the website stated each slice contained 15% of your daily Vitamin D and 30% of your daily calcium. That would be great! However, I happened to chek the package on my recent purchase and it plainly reads 0% Vitamin D and 10% calcium! I would not reommend this cheese as it is pretty much empty of any nutritional value. There are other fat free cheeses on the market that give you a good amount of calcium and also Vitamin D per serving. Walmart should update the website to reflect the accurate nutrition information. That is what the customer goes by when purhcasing online products. Please do be considerate, Walmart!
Detailed price history for the past 90 days
Walmart.com prices have ranged from $1.88 (Aug 27) to $1.98 (Sep 19) over the past 90 days. Current price is close to the 90-day average of $1.96.
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| $1.98 | $+0.10 | +5.3% | |
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