(8 pack) Great Value Chicken-Flavored Stuffing Mix, 6 oz

Been using great value brand stuffing for years, just like my late mother did. Most times I saute onions and celery in butter and then add the stuffing. Sometimes I'll add something like mushrooms, crumbled sausage or day old corn bread. It's kinda dumb to pay more when Walmart makes the better deal. Don't be afraid of the Great Value brand, you'll save hundreds of dollars a year without sacrificing flavor quality.

How can a $0.97 box of dried bread pieces, chicken broth and seasonings make something this delicious? This is a go-to for us. While it wasn't a highly rated item in the recent Epicurious Stuffing ratings, they said this: Taste/Flavor: It has a well-balanced seasoning, but it tastes exactly like its 97-cent price point. Texture: It is described as "extremely crumbly" and "ricey," with a tendency to be a bit watery. Verdict: While not terrible, the chefs noted a lack of "meatiness". My trick is to use Chicken Stock instead of water and butter instead of margarine. Try it, it'll only cost you $0.97...