I took the same grocery list to Walmart, Kroger, and Amazon to compare prices. After filling my carts, I found a winner.

When Walmart announced rollbacks on more than 250 items, my ears naturally perked up.

The chain shared the featured price drops in a press release on Monday, highlighting a few of the specific products that will have lower prices for summer.

On Truth Social, President Donald Trump credited the price reductions to his administration’s “request to celebrate our great Country’s 250th birthday”.

Walmart didn’t mention the White House or the celebration as motives in its press release and has declined to comment on whether the sales resulted from a meeting with the administration.

No matter how these savings came about, I was just happy to see them.

Walmart’s known for having low prices, and I was curious how its newly reduced ones would compare with other major grocers’.

So, I wrote down the specific items mentioned in the price-drop announcement and headed to Walmart and two of its biggest competitors: Kroger and Amazon.

While shopping, I realized some of the items on my list varied in size and weren’t true like-for-like comparisons.

So, some products were excluded from my basket totals for all three stores.

Here’s how the prices measured up as I shopped the same list at each retailer.