12 Worst Canned Foods You Should NEVER Buy at Walmart!

12 Worst Canned Foods You Should NEVER Buy at Walmart! When a product is labeled "Great Value," you expect decent quality at an affordable price. But not all budget-friendly options live up to this promise, especially when it comes to canned foods. While convenient and inexpensive, many of Walmart’s Great Value canned items fall short in terms of taste, texture, and nutrition. In this video, we’ll explore 12 canned foods from Walmart’s Great Value brand that you should think twice about buying. We’ll examine why each product might not be the best choice for your kitchen and suggest better alternatives where appropriate. Canned chili should be hearty and flavorful, but Great Value Chili with Beans disappoints on several fronts. Many reviewers describe it as overly spicy with an imbalanced ratio of beans to beef, too many beans, not enough meat. The texture and appearance also leave much to be desired. One Walmart reviewer called it "the worst chili I have ever eaten from a can," noting that the meat resembled dry, crumbled ground beef. Aside from taste, the product is high in sodium and contains preservatives. One can contains approximately 1,200–1,500 milligrams of sodium, often more than half of the recommended daily limit. Regular consumption of high-sodium foods is linked to increased risk of hypertension and heart disease. The convenience factor doesn’t outweigh these downsides. With so many better canned chili options available and the ease of making chili from scratch, this is one Great Value item you can skip. Green beans are a classic side dish, but Great Value French Style Green Beans miss the mark. The beans often appear pale and unappetizing, and the lack of added salt leaves them tasting bland. While some canned vegetables suffer from being too salty, these green beans swing too far in the opposite direction, resulting in a flavorless product. Texture inconsistency is another problem. One reviewer mentioned that the beans were "not consistent in taste or texture. Many found them overly soft, lacking the crispness of fresh or frozen green beans. Even at a low price point, there are better alternatives available. If you’re looking for quality green beans, opt for fresh or frozen instead of this canned version. The content on this channel may contain exaggerated portrayals of reality. Please exercise your own discretion while watching and remember that not all information presented may be factual or verified.