Which lentil products are listed in the comparison?

The listed lentil products include Arrowhead Mills Organic Green Lentils, One Degree Lentils Green Org, Bobs Red Mill Lentils Red, Swad Dal Masoor, Pereg Gourmet Bean Lentil Orange Bag and Fillos Beans Peruvian Lentils.

Which product has the lowest listed price?

Eden Foods Organic Small Red Beans are listed at $3.01 for a 15-ounce package. Westbrae Organic Kidney Beans are listed at $4.03 for a 15-ounce package, and Now Foods Mung Beans are listed at $5.81 for a 1-pound package.

Are there organic products in this selection?

Yes. The reference data includes organic products such as Arrowhead Mills Organic Green Lentils, One Degree Lentils Green Org, 1000 Springs Mill Organic Great Northern Beans, Ancient Harvest Organic Polenta Traditional Italian and several Westbrae organic bean products.

Which products are described as ready to eat?

The Fillos products listed in the reference data are described as ready to eat. These include Peruvian Lentils, Mexican Mayocoba Mild, Panamanian Garbanzo and Puerto Rican Pink Beans.

What popcorn product is included?

Bobs Red Mill Whole White Popcorn is listed as a 30-ounce package for $31.76. Its description says the kernels can be prepared on the stovetop, in an air popper or in the microwave.

Ultimate Savings on Grains & Cereal

Grains, Rice & Cereal - Other	Price
Now Foods - Mung Beans	$7.27
Bobs Red Mill - Coarse Grind Cornmeal	$17.85
1000 Springs Mill - Organic Great Northern Beans	$21.50
Bobs Red Mill - Orgainc Medium Grind Corn Meal	$22.01
Bobs Red Mill - Lentils Red	$34.22
Arrowhead Mills - Organic Green Lentils	$38.75
Bobs Red Mill - Whole Grain Teff	$50.47
Ancient Harvest - Organic Polenta Traditional Italian	$63.49
Camellia - Bean Drd Red Kidney	$71.94
Swad - Dal Masoor	$77.21

Ultimate Savings on Grains, Rice & Cereal: Compare Beans, Lentils, Cornmeal and More

Building a useful pantry does not have to mean filling it with the same old staples. The grains, rice, cereal and other pantry foods featured in this comparison include lentils, beans, cornmeal, polenta, teff, popcorn and ready-to-eat seasoned legumes. Whether you are planning weeknight meals, stocking up for batch cooking or looking for organic options, these products give you plenty of directions to explore.

ZoneOffer is a comparison site, not a store. It helps you review listed products, package sizes and prices so you can make a more informed shopping decision. The offers in this guide are listed through Herbsdaily, and prices shown here come from the supplied product data. Since product information can change, compare the details before making a purchase.

What You’ll Find in This Pantry Comparison

This selection covers several everyday food categories. Lentils and beans are available in different colors and styles, while cornmeal appears in organic, medium-grind and coarse-grind versions. You can also compare whole-grain teff, a seven-whole-grains product, traditional Italian polenta and popcorn kernels.

Some products are sold as individual packages, while others come in cases. That difference matters. A single 15-ounce can or 1-pound bag may suit a smaller household, whereas a case of six or twelve can make more sense if you cook these foods regularly. Think of package size as the map for your shopping trip: the lowest shelf price is not always the most useful choice if the quantity does not fit your needs.

Organic Lentils for Flexible Meals

Lentils are among the most adaptable foods in this category. They can become the foundation of soups, stews, salads and grain bowls, or they can add texture to a meal that needs more substance. The comparison includes several varieties, so you can look beyond one color or one brand.

Green Lentils

Arrowhead Mills Organic Green Lentils are listed as a case of six 16-ounce packages for $42.26. One Degree Lentils Green Org are also listed as a case of six 16-ounce packages, priced at $38.99. Both options may appeal to shoppers who want green lentils in a multi-pack format.

When comparing these two offers, consider the total case price and the amount included in each case. The One Degree option has the lower listed price, while both products have the same stated package count and package size. That makes the comparison relatively straightforward: the product format is similar, so the listed price becomes an important point to review.

Red and Orange Lentils

Bobs Red Mill Lentils Red are listed in a case of four 27-ounce packages for $41.32. Swad Dal Masoor comes as a case of six 32-ounce packages for $77.21. Pereg Gourmet Bean Lentil Orange Bag is a case of six 16-ounce packages for $41.93. The Pereg Gourmet listing notes that the product is free of artificial color, cholesterol and gluten, and includes a kosher claim and natural ingredients only.

These options are not identical in size or format, so a direct price comparison can be misleading. Swad Dal Masoor contains larger packages and more total ounces than the smaller Pereg Gourmet case. If you want to compare value carefully, look at the number of packages, ounces per package and total amount before choosing. It is a little like comparing different-sized fuel tanks: the sticker price tells only part of the story.

Beans for Everyday Cooking

Beans can support many meal styles, from chili and soups to salads, wraps and side dishes. The reference selection includes Great Northern beans, kidney beans, black beans, garbanzo beans, small red beans, mung beans and several seasoned ready-to-eat varieties.

Classic Dry and Packaged Beans

1000 Springs Mill Organic Great Northern Beans are listed as a case of four 16-ounce packages for $21.50. The product information includes nutrition details for a one-quarter-cup serving, including 210 calories, 12 grams of dietary fiber and 15 grams of protein. The ingredient listed is organic Great Northern beans, and the allergen statement notes that the product is made in a facility that also uses peanuts, tree nuts, soy, wheat and milk.

For kidney bean shoppers, Camellia Bean Drd Red Kidney is listed as a case of twelve 16-ounce packages for $71.94. Westbrae Organic Kidney Beans Fat Free are listed as an individual 15-ounce package for $4.03, with the product description identifying it as a good source of fiber and iron, cholesterol-free, fat-free and low in sodium. Westbrae Organic Kidney Beans, in a 12-pack of 25-ounce packages, are listed at $59.38.

Westbrae Organic Black Beans are listed as a 25-ounce package priced at $5.41. Eden Foods Organic Small Red Beans are listed as a 15-ounce package for $3.01. These individual-package options may be easier to compare when you want to test a product or avoid committing to a larger case.

Garbanzo Beans and Mung Beans

Westbrae Bean Garbanzo Org is listed as a case of twelve 25-ounce packages for $59.38. Garbanzo beans can be used in salads, spreads and bowls, making them a practical choice for cooks who like a versatile pantry ingredient.

Now Foods Mung Beans are listed as a 1-pound package for $5.81. The listing describes them as suitable for cooking or sprouting. It also provides nutrition information, including 170 calories, 7 grams of dietary fiber and 12 grams of protein per serving. The product details state that the package contains mung beans and provide a germination figure of 96 percent.

Ready-to-Eat Seasoned Beans from Fillos

If you prefer convenience, the Fillos range offers seasoned, shelf-stable and ready-to-eat bean products. These are different from plain dry beans because the descriptions include prepared flavors and suggested pairings. They may fit days when you want to assemble a meal quickly without starting with uncooked legumes.

Peruvian Lentils and Mayocoba Beans

Fillos Beans Peruvian Lentils are listed as a case of six 10-ounce packages for $42.26. The description says they are seasoned with red sofrito and extra virgin olive oil, with a cilantro flavor. It suggests serving them over rice or salad with a squeeze of lime. The product is described as non-GMO Project Verified, shelf-stable, ready to eat and vegan friendly.

Fillos Beans Mexican Mayocoba Mild are listed as a case of six 10-ounce packages for $23.24. The description mentions extra virgin olive oil, ancho and epazote, with a creamy white bean profile suited to serving alongside tacos. Like the other Fillos products listed here, it is described as shelf-stable, ready to eat and vegan friendly.

Panamanian Garbanzos and Puerto Rican Pink Beans

Fillos Beans Panamanian Garbanzo are listed as a case of six 10-ounce packages for $26.71. The product description features a red sofrito made with tomato and red bell pepper in extra virgin olive oil, with a slightly sweeter profile. It is also described as tender, non-GMO Project Verified, shelf-stable and ready to eat.

Fillos Beans Puerto Rican Pink Beans are listed as a case of six 10-ounce packages for $28.52. The description highlights cilantro-laced sofrito and suggests serving them next to fish and chicken. These flavored options can work like a shortcut in the kitchen: open, warm and pair with the rest of your meal.

Cornmeal, Cornmeal Mixes and Polenta

Cornmeal can move from breakfast to dinner with ease. It can be used in baked dishes, porridges and classic corn-based recipes, while polenta can be prepared in several ways according to the Ancient Harvest listing. The products here differ by grind, organic status, package count and price.

Medium and Coarse Grind Cornmeal

Bobs Red Mill Organic Medium Grind Corn Meal is listed as a case of four 24-ounce packages for $23.10. Bobs Red Mill Medium Grind Corn Meal comes in the same case format—four 24-ounce packages—but is listed at $12.92. Bobs Red Mill Coarse Grind Cornmeal is also listed as a case of four 24-ounce packages, priced at $18.32.

Because these three listings share the same stated case size, their listed prices are easy to place side by side. The organic medium-grind option has the highest listed price of the three, while the standard medium-grind option has the lowest. The coarse-grind product sits between them. If grind is your main concern, choose according to the texture you want; if price is the priority, compare the listed amounts carefully.

Organic Traditional Italian Polenta

Ancient Harvest Organic Polenta Traditional Italian is listed as a case of twelve 18-ounce packages for $63.49. The product is described as organic, kosher and non-GMO. Its suggested preparation methods include microwaving, sautéing, frying, baking, broiling and grilling.

That range of preparation ideas makes polenta a flexible option for cooks who like to change textures and presentation. You can treat it as a soft side dish, shape it for another cooking method or use it as a base for toppings. The listing does not specify a single required preparation, so the product may suit several styles of meal planning.

Whole-Grain Options Beyond Beans

Not every pantry staple in this comparison is a bean or lentil. Seeds of Change Seven Whole Grains is listed as a case of twelve 8.5-ounce packages for $56.82. The product name points to a blend-style grain option, which can be useful for shoppers who want variety in one package rather than purchasing several individual grains.

Bobs Red Mill Whole Grain Teff is listed as a case of four 24-ounce packages for $50.47. Teff offers another way to diversify a pantry beyond familiar rice and wheat-based products. When comparing it with the seven-whole-grains option, note the major differences in package count, package size and total price.

These products can be approached as building blocks. A whole-grain blend may help add variety to meals, while teff can give you a single grain to explore. Which is better? That depends on whether you prefer a mixed product or a focused ingredient with a larger package size.

Whole White Popcorn for a Simple Snack

Bobs Red Mill Whole White Popcorn is listed as a 30-ounce package for $31.76. The description identifies it as whole-grain white corn kernels and says it can be popped on the stovetop, in an air popper or in the microwave. The listing also describes it as non-GMO, gluten-free and whole grain.

Popcorn kernels can be a useful pantry choice when you want a snack that starts from a basic ingredient. The preparation options let you choose your preferred method, while toppings such as butter and salt are mentioned in the product description. Since the offer is listed as one 30-ounce package rather than a case, it stands apart from many of the bulk formats in this comparison.

How to Compare Prices and Package Sizes

Price comparison works best when you look past the large number on the product page. A $3.01 individual package and a $77.21 case serve very different shopping goals. One may suit a small purchase, while the other may provide a larger quantity for regular cooking.

Check the Case Count

Start by identifying whether the listing is for one package or a case. For example, Eden Foods Organic Small Red Beans are listed as one 15-ounce package, while Camellia Bean Drd Red Kidney is listed as twelve 16-ounce packages. The case price is higher, but it also represents a much larger quantity.

Compare Total Ounces

Next, multiply the package size by the number of packages. This helps you compare products with different formats. A case of six 16-ounce packages contains a different total amount than a case of four 27-ounce packages, even if the number of packages looks similar.

Match the Product to Your Routine

Finally, consider how often you will use the food. Dry beans, lentils, cornmeal and grains may suit planned cooking, while ready-to-eat Fillos products may be useful when convenience matters. The best pantry value is not simply the cheapest listing; it is the product you are most likely to use.

Smart Pantry Planning with These Products

A balanced pantry can include several formats. You might keep lentils and dry beans for recipes that begin from scratch, ready-to-eat seasoned beans for quick meals, and cornmeal or polenta for different textures. Adding popcorn, teff or a whole-grain blend can also prevent your weekly menu from becoming predictable.

Before choosing, make a short list of the meals you actually cook. Do you make soups often? Green or red lentils may be worth comparing. Do you enjoy tacos and grain bowls? Mayocoba beans, garbanzos or seasoned lentils may fit naturally. Are you experimenting with baking or corn-based dishes? Compare the grind options and polenta format.

Also review the product description for claims that matter to you, such as organic, gluten-free, kosher, vegan friendly, non-GMO or shelf-stable. Those details are product-specific, so read the individual listing rather than assuming that every item in the same category has the same characteristics.

Conclusion

The grains, beans, lentils and cereal-category products in this comparison offer a broad mix of pantry possibilities. From Arrowhead Mills and One Degree green lentils to Bobs Red Mill cornmeal, Ancient Harvest polenta, Westbrae beans, Fillos ready-to-eat varieties and Now Foods mung beans, you can compare different ingredients, formats and price points in one place. Use the package size, case count, product attributes and listed price as your guide, then choose the option that fits your cooking habits and pantry space.

Grains, Rice & Cereal - Other

Grains, Rice & Cereal - Other

Bobs Red Mill - Whole White Popcorn

Bobs Red Mill - Orgainc Medium Grind Corn Meal

Bobs Red Mill - Medium Grind Corn Meal

Bobs Red Mill - Coarse Grind Cornmeal

Bobs Red Mill - Lentils Red

Bobs Red Mill - Whole Grain Teff

Swad - Dal Masoor

1000 Springs Mill - Organic Great Northern Beans

Camellia - Bean Drd Red Kidney

Arrowhead Mills - Organic Green Lentils

Ancient Harvest - Organic Polenta Traditional Italian

Westbrae - Organic Kidney Beans Fat Free

Westbrae - Bean Garbanzo Org

Westbrae - Bean Kidney Org

Westbrae - Organic Black Beans

Fillos - Beans Peruvian Lentils

Fillos - Beans Mexican Mayocoba Mild

Fillos - Beans Panamanian Garbanzo

Fillos - Beans Puerto Rican Pink Beans

Eden Foods - Organic Small Red Beans

One Degree - Lentils Green Org

Seeds Of Change - Seven Whole Grains

Pereg Gourmet - Bean Lentil Orange Bag

Now Foods - Mung Beans

Grains, Rice & Cereal - Other price list

Questions and answers about Grains, Rice & Cereal - Other

Which lentil products are listed in the comparison?

The listed lentil products include Arrowhead Mills Organic Green Lentils, One Degree Lentils Green Org, Bobs Red Mill Lentils Red, Swad Dal Masoor, Pereg Gourmet Bean Lentil Orange Bag and Fillos Beans Peruvian Lentils.

Which product has the lowest listed price?

Eden Foods Organic Small Red Beans are listed at $3.01 for a 15-ounce package. Westbrae Organic Kidney Beans are listed at $4.03 for a 15-ounce package, and Now Foods Mung Beans are listed at $5.81 for a 1-pound package.

Are there organic products in this selection?

Yes. The reference data includes organic products such as Arrowhead Mills Organic Green Lentils, One Degree Lentils Green Org, 1000 Springs Mill Organic Great Northern Beans, Ancient Harvest Organic Polenta Traditional Italian and several Westbrae organic bean products.

Which products are described as ready to eat?

The Fillos products listed in the reference data are described as ready to eat. These include Peruvian Lentils, Mexican Mayocoba Mild, Panamanian Garbanzo and Puerto Rican Pink Beans.

What popcorn product is included?

Bobs Red Mill Whole White Popcorn is listed as a 30-ounce package for $31.76. Its description says the kernels can be prepared on the stovetop, in an air popper or in the microwave.

Ultimate Savings on Grains, Rice & Cereal: Compare Beans, Lentils, Cornmeal and More

What You’ll Find in This Pantry Comparison

Organic Lentils for Flexible Meals

Green Lentils

Red and Orange Lentils

Beans for Everyday Cooking

Classic Dry and Packaged Beans

Garbanzo Beans and Mung Beans

Ready-to-Eat Seasoned Beans from Fillos

Peruvian Lentils and Mayocoba Beans

Panamanian Garbanzos and Puerto Rican Pink Beans

Cornmeal, Cornmeal Mixes and Polenta

Medium and Coarse Grind Cornmeal

Organic Traditional Italian Polenta

Whole-Grain Options Beyond Beans

Whole White Popcorn for a Simple Snack

How to Compare Prices and Package Sizes

Check the Case Count

Compare Total Ounces

Match the Product to Your Routine

Smart Pantry Planning with These Products

Conclusion

Grains, Rice & Cereal - Other price list

Questions and answers about Grains, Rice & Cereal - Other

Which lentil products are listed in the comparison?

The listed lentil products include Arrowhead Mills Organic Green Lentils, One Degree Lentils Green Org, Bobs Red Mill Lentils Red, Swad Dal Masoor, Pereg Gourmet Bean Lentil Orange Bag and Fillos Beans Peruvian Lentils.

Which product has the lowest listed price?

Eden Foods Organic Small Red Beans are listed at $3.01 for a 15-ounce package. Westbrae Organic Kidney Beans are listed at $4.03 for a 15-ounce package, and Now Foods Mung Beans are listed at $5.81 for a 1-pound package.

Are there organic products in this selection?

Yes. The reference data includes organic products such as Arrowhead Mills Organic Green Lentils, One Degree Lentils Green Org, 1000 Springs Mill Organic Great Northern Beans, Ancient Harvest Organic Polenta Traditional Italian and several Westbrae organic bean products.

Which products are described as ready to eat?

The Fillos products listed in the reference data are described as ready to eat. These include Peruvian Lentils, Mexican Mayocoba Mild, Panamanian Garbanzo and Puerto Rican Pink Beans.

What popcorn product is included?

Bobs Red Mill Whole White Popcorn is listed as a 30-ounce package for $31.76. Its description says the kernels can be prepared on the stovetop, in an air popper or in the microwave.

Ultimate Savings on Grains, Rice & Cereal: Compare Beans, Lentils, Cornmeal and More

What You’ll Find in This Pantry Comparison

Organic Lentils for Flexible Meals

Green Lentils

Red and Orange Lentils

Beans for Everyday Cooking

Classic Dry and Packaged Beans

Garbanzo Beans and Mung Beans

Ready-to-Eat Seasoned Beans from Fillos