Old-fashioned rolled oats price in Dallas.
Live shelf prices for old-fashioned rolled oats (42 oz canister) across all four major grocery delivery services in Dallas, TX.
Old-fashioned rolled oats · 42 oz canister
South Urban- Instacart — AldiCheapest$4.25
- Walmart+$4.72
- Amazon Fresh (Prime)$5.43
- Instacart — Whole Foods$8.97
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Compare full basketHow we got these numbers
- Instacart — Aldi:Category multiplier against Walmart base, adjusted for South Urban ($4.25)
- Walmart+:Regional baseline ($4.72)
- Amazon Fresh (Prime):Category multiplier against Walmart base, adjusted for South Urban ($5.43)
- Instacart — Whole Foods:Category multiplier against Walmart base, adjusted for South Urban ($8.97)
Live observations come from public weekly ads (Aldi, Whole Foods) and BLS Average Retail Food Prices, refreshed daily. Estimates use a per-category multiplier calibrated to NPR, Consumer Reports, and Tasting Table grocery comparison studies.
Why this category prices the way it does
Breakfast cereals and oats are aggressive loss-leaders for Walmart and Aldi — both carry private-label versions of every major brand at half the price.
Dallas grocery context
DFW is one of the few Texas metros where Aldi has scaled aggressively — North Dallas, Plano, and Frisco are well-covered, while Fort Worth and the south metro are still building out. Tom Thumb (Albertsons), Kroger, and Whole Foods all have strong delivery presence via Instacart. Walmart+ covers virtually every DFW zip with same-day delivery. H-E-B opened its first DFW stores in 2022 and has expanded since, but isn't on Instacart.
North Dallas and Plano shoppers get the best Aldi delivery coverage in Texas — default to Instacart-Aldi for staples. Fort Worth residents should check the dedicated Fort Worth metro page; Aldi coverage thins out west of I-35E.
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