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When I shop for groceries about half of my bill is produce. I also need groceries every week to keep produce in the house. I don't trust anyone to pick out pr
by massysett 10y ago
When I shop for groceries about half of my bill is produce. I also need groceries every week to keep produce in the house.
I don't trust anyone to pick out produce. So I have to go buy it. So it's not worth it to me to buy groceries online because I would only be buying non-produce.
I do however buy some things on Amazon that otherwise we might buy in the grocery store, like diapers.
- ghaff 10y agoI number of years back, I was on crutches with a broken foot and tried out Peapod for grocery delivery. It was "OK" but they were often out of things and items like produce were definitely hit or miss. At the time it was useful because I could drive and make my way through the store on crutches but couldn't easily do a full grocery shopping. Once I was back on my feet I stopped using them because, if I was going to the store anyway, having some of my groceries delivered wasn't much of a win. (I'm willing to believe that Instacart + Whole Foods, for example, is a better overall experience--for a premium. But it's not available where I live.)