Marketside Savory Hand-Tied Garlic Knots, 10.4 oz, 8 Count
- Brand:
- Marketside
- Model Number:
- 31813
- UPC:
- 681131052269
- EAN:
- 0681131052269
- ASIN:
- B01I213NFC
- Walmart SKU:
- 24221176
Price momentum shifted downward , bringing the cost to $3.57. This represents a 0.0% discount to typical levels.
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$3.57 |
Tracking History: We have tracked Marketside Savory Hand-Tied Garlic Knots, 10.4 oz, 8 Count since 4/25/2023. The most recent price update was on Nov 10, 2026.
Price Range: Over the past 90 days, the price has ranged from $3.24 (lowest on 4/25/2023) to $4.02 (highest on 8/5/2026). The average price during this period is $3.45.
Current Trend: Walmart.com prices have ranged from $3.57 (Nov 10) to $3.57 (Nov 10) over the past 90 days. Current price is close to the 90-day average of $3.57.
Customer Insights: Rated 4.5/5 from 2712 reviews.
These garlic bread knots are a 100% fan favorite in our household! They're soft, fluffy, and packed with delicious garlic flavor. They bake up perfectly every time and pair amazingly with spaghetti. They're always one of the first things to disappear from the table, and everyone asks for them.
These garlic knots are delicious and easy to prepare. One time we actually received an extra one in the bag (9 instead of 8) somehow. I don't know of any better brand of them. They tend to come out soft if you follow the cooking time on the bag, so if you don't want them totally soft you should leave them longer.
These are good quality garlic knots and are super easy too make. I was apprehensive because you cook them directly in the bag literally throw the whole bag in the oven. They came out great were simple side dish and appetizers solution . Good with a side of marinara . I found some batches are more garlicky than others but that's okay because they are fresh.
I love these garlic knots. I like to cook them longer in the oven to make sure it's thoroughly cooked. Otherwise, it can still be a bit doughy. Cook them longer and it's got that nice crunch. I like these better than garlic bread slices. They pair nicely with pasta dishes.
The garlic flavor is just right. I made lasagna for a few friends as gifts and included salad fixings and garlic knots with each dish. Even my friends like the garlic knots. I've bought these before for personal consumption and continue to buy them.
These hand tied garlic knots are just the right size and the right shape to complement your dish or have as an appetizer. I served with pasta, a side salad and it had just the perfect amount of garlic to add to the meal for a nice little touch without adding too much. I also made these for an appetizer with oils and dipping herbs, sliced of cheese and some deli ham as we were snacking and watching ballgames and waiting for dinner without feeling too full but it was a great treat for all ages. Easy and tasty. You could arrange with vegetables, cheese, fruit, meatballs and have some chicken strips for heavy hors d'oeuvres. I love this choice and the ideas I have been working with.
i love these garlic knots. they're just like the ones at Aldi. I usually get the three cheese ones but these are good too. way better and cheaper than the frozen kind plus you get more. i usually put these in the freezer when i buy them so they last longer. i dont bake them in the bag either bc i make them a few at a time. covered with aluminum foil in the oven for about 9 mins (right out of the freezer) and they're perfect. i just got the tomato basil ones for the first time to try out and hopefully one of these days I'll be able to try the cinnamon ones (they're always sold out) please never stop selling these!
These contain dairy. The picture of the ingredients is not correct. Probably the old recipe because they have to put disgusting dairy products in everything now.
I've purchased these twice. Total of 4 bags. Stored %26 cooked as directed. Both times, they were covered in mold. Threw the first batch in the trash. Figured it was a fluke. Apparently not. Photos are from most recent purchase. Won't buy them again!
I disliked the fact that the expiration date is tomorrow, just having 1 day to serve. My dinner party is this weekend and I don't want to serve expired garlic knots. I appreciate the shoppers but they should be taught to check expiration dates or pull next day expiring products from the shelves. Or...sell next day expired products for a much lower price...at least half price.
Detailed price history for the past 90 days
Walmart.com prices have ranged from $3.57 (Nov 10) to $3.57 (Nov 10) over the past 90 days. Current price is close to the 90-day average of $3.57.
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