Great Value Organic Naturally Refined Coconut Oil, 56 fl oz
A delicious alternative to other oils, Great Value Organic Naturally Refined Coconut Oil is certified USDA organic, the ultimate baking essential and a solid foundation to any recipe. It can withstand higher cooking temperatures than unrefined coconut oil, has a neutral aroma. It contains no artificial ingredients or preservatives. This naturally refined coconut oil is cold pressed and comes packaged in a 56fl oz jar. Cook up fresh-tasting popcorn and baked goods or use it to fry chicken and fish. Coconut oil may even be used as a natural skin moisturizer. Recharge your skin with the highest form of long lasting hydration. It eases poison ivy and eczema. If you are looking for a natural cleaning product, it cleans and polishes safely and organically. A great recipe for all your cooking, beauty and household needs, Great Value Organic Naturally Refined Coconut Oil is good for you both inside and out.
Organic Great Value uses only wholesome ingredients with no artificial flavors or preservatives to deliver great foods you can trust.
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Great Value Organic offers a wide-range of USDA certified organic foods that are hand-selected to meet our high standards as well as yours. We use wholesome ingredients without artificial flavors or preservatives to deliver great food you can trust at an affordable price. Fill your table with organic foods your family deserves without draining your budget.
Price range: $13.63 through $54.52
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Nutrition facts, 100 g
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Customer Reviews
7 reviews for Great Value Organic Naturally Refined Coconut Oil, 56 fl oz
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Maxwell –
so many uses!
I love this coconut oil, it doesn’t have a smell hardly at all. I use it for my dog when her skin is dry, I use it for my own chapstick, it can be used for cooking etc. it’s got a good shelf life, just make sure you use clean utensils to get it out because contamination can make it go bad.
Katherine –
Replacement for healthy eating!
I purchased this right after the holidays when I realized many of my holiday recipes called for unhealthy ingredients. I discovered by simply replacing cooking oils with refined coconut oil made it more healthy food/desserts. Looking forward to implementing this in all my dishes/desserts in 2026.
MICHAEL –
Staple in our cooking
This is excellent coconut oil! Of course we love that it’s organic and naturally refined, but on top of that it’s smooth and great for everything you need oil for. We use it in the pan as a nonstick, we bake with it, and we use it in soups. You cannot beat Walmart’s price for such a superior product. Health is number one in our home, and this oil tops the list of items we use just about every day.
Carrie –
Save your money and buy THIS coconut oil!
I use coconut oil in cooking/baking and really love the Great Value brand. I’ve tried more expensive ones, but there’s really no difference (except the price tag!). I consider myself pretty health conscious, and this is my go-to brand of coconut oil for all my baking/cooking needs.
Elizabeth –
Awesome!
Have gotten away from seed oils with the help of coconut oils like this, sunflower oil, olive oil, grapeseed oil, and sesame oil
Can use instead of butter though the taste will not be as decadent. Good value. I look at the smoke points and application to decide if I’m using Virgin vs. extra virgin vs. refined, etc. But, generally they are all the same. Subtly feel better knowing it’s organic, too.
Linda –
A lot of coconut oil for a reasonable price
I purchased this oil for a popcorn machine. Initially when I bought this I thought “Oh dang I should have paid attention to the size because this is a jug of coconut oil”… but popcorn machines require a lot more oil than you’d expect and it’s a good oil to brush on the irons a waffle maker.
The oil has no meaningful odor or distinct taste so it works for both sweet and savory dishes.
Archangel –
Be forewarned. Coconut oil is a semisolid at room temperature, not a liquid like seed oil. Unlike seed oils which are inherently detrimental to your health, coconut oil is much better. The taste might take a little bit getting used to, but it isn’t too bad. Personally, I prefer the flavor. I don’t have to heat it up as high when deep frying catfish. I also use it for stove top popcorn.