When your shelves are empty, it's time to get to work. Here are Four ways to find the groceries you need when shelves are empty:
1. If you have a smart phone, check online for deals on the items on your list. You can also use a website like Amazon fresh, which will show you what's available in your area and how much each item costs.
2. Go shopping at different times of day. If there's one thing we've learned from our experience with grocery shopping, it's that there are always more people than available grocery stores! So if we see that there aren't any items on our list in the morning but plenty during the afternoon or evening, we'll go back at those times so that we can stock up before everyone else gets back from work!
3. If you're looking for fresh produce, check out your local farmers' market. They are always looking for customers, and they can usually get you the freshest produce at a lower cost than even the grocery store.
4. If you need snacks, look online or ask around at local restaurants. they may have an account with a grocer who will deliver directly to their establishment (or even sell it onsite).
1. If you have a smart phone, check online for deals on the items on your list. You can also use a website like Amazon fresh, which will show you what's available in your area and how much each item costs.
2. Go shopping at different times of day. If there's one thing we've learned from our experience with grocery shopping, it's that there are always more people than available grocery stores! So if we see that there aren't any items on our list in the morning but plenty during the afternoon or evening, we'll go back at those times so that we can stock up before everyone else gets back from work!
3. If you're looking for fresh produce, check out your local farmers' market. They are always looking for customers, and they can usually get you the freshest produce at a lower cost than even the grocery store.
4. If you need snacks, look online or ask around at local restaurants. they may have an account with a grocer who will deliver directly to their establishment (or even sell it onsite).
