I do grocery order pickups quite often. Saved me so much time and money because I wouldn’t roam around grabbing things I wanted instead of needed.

And I’ve done grocery delivery a couple of times. Once after I had surgery in Louisville, which was so convenient because I wasn’t fit to get out and they were cool with delivering to the hotel, and one time after that when I was recovering at home. We live a good half hour outside of town so to have that option was a true gift to me when it was needed.

They’re always great about informing me of substitutes in time for me to approve or deny them and they’ve even texted me to help reach an adequate compromise when I had a personal shopper through Instacart.

It’s a service I didn’t use at all until Covid hit and it’s become one of my favorite time and headache savers.

I would like to try it as I dislike shopping in supermarkets intensely. But my daughter does like shopping for the meals that she prepares and it's good practice for her housekeeping skills.

I've used it a few times, and seen others use it. It's incredibly handy! And it's not expensive if you are in town.

Yes, absolutely right. It’s been a year since I stopped going to marts for groceries.

I've never tried that, but sounds like a great idea. What do they charge for delivery?

A bit. Always depends on which company you use, level of freshness for meats and produce, etc.

I do most online tbh. However we do like a big shop once in a while

If u don't drive and don't have a bike how do u get around?