Comparing White Bread Prices
Where to Save The Most Money on White Sandwich Bread
Want to get a great deal on white bread? A look at the best bargains in grocery stores, warehouse clubs and bakery outlets.
A staple in lunch boxes across the country…White bread is a must-have accompaniment to peanut butter and jelly, ham and cheese or any other all-American sandwich, for that matter.
Where to Find the Best Deals on White Bread (Prices Vary Depending on Where You Live):
Bakery Outlets Hands down the best place to buy white bread. If you live near one, run over there and stock up.
- Wonder Classic White Bread (4) 20 ounce loaves for $3.19 or 1 for 89 cents
- Wonder White Sandwich Bread 99 cents for a 20 ounce loaf
Bakery Outlets do not accept credit or debit cards. But they will take cash, check or food stamps. Be sure to peruse the bargain rack at the front of the store. You’ll find discounts of up to half off on items near the expiration date. And be sure to ask for a free sample on your way out!
Sam’s Club You won’t find a huge selection of white bread but the prices are well worth a trip.
- Wonder Sandwich White Bread (2) 20 ounce loaves for $3.07
- Bunny Large White Sandwich Bread (2) 20 ounce loaves for $2.87
Kroger You may not find Wonder White Sandwich Bread here, but Wonder Classic goes for $2.19 a loaf.
Bi-Lo A popular grocery chain in eastern states, Bi-Lo sells Wonder White Sandwich bread for $2.49 a loaf.
Piggly Wiggly Located in 16 states, this popular southern grocery store has Wonder White Sandwich bread on sale for $2.19. Regular price is $2.60. They don’t carry Wonder Classic White.
Local bakeries Even if it’s not advertised, ask the manager for a special price on day-old bread. Warm it up in the microwave or toaster-oven, and the bread will taste as fresh as the day it was baked. Also you might be able to buy un-sliced bread for less.
Buy generic. Store brands are often cheaper and you couldn’t taste the difference. Look for coupons in your Sunday newspaper and check the flyers at the front of the store for extra savings.
What Do You Do With All That Bread?
Recipe link offers more than 30 recipes for leftover bread. Also, many people don't realize you can freeze bread. And before you buy it, check the expiration date. Often, retailers place the freshest bread towards the back of the rack. So don’t be afraid to reach in there and grab!
And when your kids outgrow their taste for white bread, start them on whole wheat for more nutrition and fewer calories.
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