Oh man, I totally get the Walmart struggle! It can be so overwhelming but honestly I love finding those hidden deals once you get the hang of it!! That 100 dollar budget is definitely doable if we get super strategic. Before I dump all my favorite hacks on you tho, are you mostly buying just groceries or are you trying to fit household stuff like cleaning supplies and toiletries into that 100 bucks? Also, are you shopping for just yourself or a whole family? I actually use a price tracker for Sephora for my beauty hauls and it saves me a ton, so I am curious if you are open to using browser tools or if you want to stick strictly to the Walmart app stuff! Its amazing how much you can save when you have the right setup!

Jumping in here because I have spent way too much time dissecting how their inventory systems sync up. Honestly, the app is a total nightmare for accuracy because it relies on local store pings that just arent always real-time. You might want to be careful with those in-stock labels because they can be super misleading and lead to wasted trips. If you are struggling with that 100 dollar budget, I would suggest just going all-in on Great Value across the board. You really cant go wrong with their pantry staples and you will save a ton of cash compared to name brands, though you should definitely double-check the unit prices because sometimes the larger packs are actually priced higher per ounce for some weird reason. To keep my sanity and stay organized so I dont impulse buy, I usually use Share Product to manage my lists before I even leave the house. Also, make sure to look at the very top shelves for clearance tags, not just the back aisles. Managers often stash markdown items in weird spots to keep the main floors looking clean. It takes some practice but hang in there, you will definitely get the hang of the store layout soon!