Discover the classic comfort of Great Value Ziti Pasta. With its smooth, tubular shape and firm texture, Ziti is ideal for soaking up rich sauces, from traditional marinara to creamy Alfredo. Each 16oz box contains 8 servings with 7g of protein per serving. Great Value Ziti contains wheat and may contain traces of eggs. Great Value Ziti is the pasta that brings people together around the table. Great Value products provide families with affordable, high quality grocery and household consumable options. With our wide range of product categories spanning grocery and household consumables, we offer you a variety of products for your family’s needs. Our products are conveniently available online and in Walmart stores nationwide, allowing you to stock up and save money at the same time
- Perfect for your family’s favorite pasta dinner
- Just add to boiling hot water and add your favorite ingredients
- 8 servings per container
- Delectable
- Enriched macaroni product
- Great for keeping stocked up on your favorite kind of pasta
- Delicious with marinara and meatballs or a creamy Alfredo sauce
- Kosher
- Contains Gluten, Wheat, and May Contain Traces of Eggs
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SerenadasPen –
Pros:
Nice Chew! Good Bite.
Cooks Quickly! (In A Reasonable Non stick Pan)
Fills Out In A Medium Tubular Size Cooked In Water or Liquid.
Good Alternative To Elbow Macaroni For Macaroni %26 Cheese!
Good For Baking.
Excellent Value For At Least 3-4 Small-Medium Servings!
Cons:
None????????✅️
MeganNicole –
YUMMY!!!!
We love these! We use them to make a baked ziti with Walmart brand Italian sausage and my grandmother’s homemade sauce and then top with Walmart brand shredded Italian cheese and bake. It is sooooo good!!!!
Edmond –
the best noodles around
i love using these noodles for my goulash %26 bakes ziti or my baked mac %26 cheese ty Wal-Mart
John –
price is right
the cheapest box of dried pasta is what I always purchase. gone are the days when two boxes were always a $1, and those four or five for a $1 ‘sales’ from the 1990s and early aughts. it seems like most inexpensive dried pasta boxes are about the same price anymore (.77 ¢ or .88 ¢), although some companies are reducing amounts from 16 ounces (a pound) down to 12 ounces now which is pitiful. I grabbed eight boxes of these.