Where do you live?

I have seen dried and liquid molasses on the shelves at most of the big box home improvement stores in the garden sections as well as the locally owned garden centers around here.
We do not have a Costco near here and I would not shop at WalMart if it was the only store in town.

Look in the same aisles as the syrups. Can't imagine a grocery not carrying molasses.

Maybe just ask, perhaps they put it on a different aisle.

Here is a link that might be useful: Molasses at Walmart

Thank-you all for the response.
I live in SW Florida (Ft Myers). Asking someone from Walmart to help you is a hit & miss around here. Majority of the time they don't have a clue where the products are placed and will send you on a goose chase just to get you out of their face. This happened too many times for me to even waist my time and the frustration.

I also looked in the syrup aisles as well and I was surprised not see any; I think I need glasses...

Many thanks.

Check out farm stores that sell horse feed where dried molasses is usually sold in 40#.bags. It is added to horse feed mix. Any unused dried molasses should be bagged in plastic tightly as moisture will cause it to become hard as cement.

If you live in Florida hit publix. They have the brand slow as. Blackstrap, unsulfered

Nandina/TNJDM,
Thank-you for the response. I'll look for it next time I'm at a feed store. I was there this past weekend to pick up some Alfalfa. I don't think I'll be needing that much, but good to know. Publix is a hit and miss around here as well.

T

If you would go to a Feed Store they will have ether and it will not cost you allot.