You can find bulk sizes online and in select stores, depending on availability in your area.

1. Search: On Walmart.com, search for “bulk rice” or “50 lb rice.”
2. Filter: Use size or weight filters to narrow to larger bags.
3. Set location: Enter your ZIP code to see pickup, delivery, or shipping options near you.
4. Review details: Check the product page for grain type, weight, and customer reviews.
5. Choose fulfillment: Select shipping, delivery, or store pickup where available.

If a 50 lb option isn’t in stock, consider combining a few smaller bags. Availability and services can vary by store and time.

It really depends on how often you cook rice and your portion sizes. Instead of a one-size-fits-all answer, try this quick planning approach:

1. Count meals: Note how many rice meals you make per week.
2. Estimate portions: Estimate portions per meal based on your household.
3. Check the label: Look at “servings per container” on the product page or package for a ballpark figure.
4. Track usage: Keep a simple tally for a week or two to forecast how long the bag might last.

Many families find a large bag supports frequent meals over an extended period when stored properly, though results vary by use.

Good storage helps maintain quality so you can use your bulk rice over time.

• Use airtight containers: Transfer rice into clean, food-safe containers with tight lids.
• Keep it cool and dry: Store in a pantry or cupboard away from heat, moisture, and direct sunlight.
• Label and rotate: Mark the opening date and use older rice first.
• Avoid moisture: Use a dry scoop and keep containers closed when not in use.
• Consider refrigeration/freezing: If you won’t use it for a while—or for varieties that may have a shorter shelf life—cold storage in a sealed container can help.

Always follow any storage guidance provided on the package.

Match the grain to how you’ll cook and serve it:

• Long grain: Tends to cook up separate and is versatile for everyday sides and skillet dishes.
• Jasmine: Popular for weeknight meals, rice bowls, and stir-fries.
• Basmati: Often used for pilafs and dishes where you want distinct, longer grains.
• Medium grain/Calrose: Suited for sushi-style rolls, poke bowls, and recipes that benefit from a slightly stickier texture.
• Sticky (glutinous) rice: Used in certain desserts and specific regional dishes.

On Walmart.com, review product details and customer feedback to choose a grain and bag size that fits your cooking style.

Yes—fulfillment options vary by location and item.

• Set your ZIP code: On Walmart.com, enter your location to see delivery, shipping, or pickup availability.
• Choose your option: Select store pickup for a scheduled time or delivery where eligible. Some heavier items may ship instead.
• Check timelines: Review estimated arrival or pickup windows before checkout.
• Review order details: Confirm item weight, bag size, and any order minimums that may apply to delivery.

Availability and services can change by store and time, so it’s a good idea to check options on the product page before placing your order.