Joe Bang she is not.
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She was probably planning to checkout when she was done.
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Drain cleaner? Check.
Sugar? Check.
Now, where did those dang pressure cookers go?
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Funnily enough, clorox toilet cleaner tablets can be used as components in an explosive.
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If your goal is just protest against bad labor conditions, or a not very well thought out theft, I’d suggest some foul smelling chemicals, not a bomb. Less destructive, and if placed properly it can take quite a while to find them so the store can open again. Probably shorter time in jail when caught too.
I don’t doubt it, but the kind of explosive I’m thinking of uses base components of refried beans or Olestra. /s
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items such as nails, a Mason jar and denatured alcohol
items included flammable materials, projectiles and matches
She was arrested on charges of attempted arson of a structure, fire bombing, contributing to the delinquency of a minor, child abuse and battery on a law enforcement officer.
Unless I’m way off here, there was no explosive, and no bomb. Just a not-too-bright person looking to start a fire. A regular old, non-explosive fire.
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In my day, you only used Walmart to make drugs . . .
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Yes, I do. 
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Her defence plea will be that she was just buying party supplies for the molotov cocktails she was planning to serve.
The defense team will do an Apollo 13-type scene, where they spill out all the same stuff on a table. “We have to construct something harmless and believable out of this stuff, or she’s going to jail.”
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They might just say, nails in a molotov? She is clearly delusional.
Plead insanity.
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