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Or one-hour shipping with Amazon Prime Now, which is beginning to crop up in a lot of places with Amazon Prime Fresh. I tried Amazon Prime Now in Denver yester

Or one-hour shipping with Amazon Prime Now, which is beginning to crop up in a lot of places with Amazon Prime Fresh. I tried Amazon Prime Now in Denver yesterday to buy some fruit. I went for the free shipping in a 2 hour window instead of the $8 one-hour shipping. I never used Amazon Prime Fresh, because of the monthly fee and sense of commitment that forces. But when you can get a lot of the same stuff (eg, fresh fruit) without the monthly subscription via Amazon Prime Now, it's more tempting to try out. I'm a little worried about how big Amazon is getting, though.

throwanem 9y ago
Fruit from Prime Now is of variable quality. Thus far, for example, I've seen two suppliers of Granny Smith apples, one of which produces large, flavorful specimens, and the other of which does not. Better any apples than none at all, but it hasn't really encouraged me to investigate their grocery delivery options in more detail.