So many kinds of meals delivered with more or less cooking:
So much choice, so much searching, do you have favorites?
Gobble, Blue Apron, HelloFresh, Leafside, Green Chef, MagicKitchen, Plated, The Good Kitchen, Martha & Marley Spoon. Freshly. SunBasket * dietary needs.
You can search all kinds of reviews online. I'm beat ;-)
https://highlightreviews.com/meal-delivery?wfcid=515be2fb-5bb8-0e04-b9dc-13a48b4573c9&gclid=
USING INSTA-CART
ReplyDeleteFor the past few months I have ordered all my groceries online through Publix's link-up with InstaCart. It's worked well for me. Of course you need a computer to order anything "online," and it certainly helps if you're familiar with using a computer. You don't have to be an expert, but it does help to not be a complete novice. I probably have "medium" ability with a computer and had a hard time at first with InstaCart. Part of the problem was that they didn't have all the kinks worked out of their system, a common problem, it seems, with any new computer system. However, you can call InstaCart if you feel you need help (888-246-7822), and they're very accommodating. When I had my own computer problems twice recently, they completed a request for me over the phone. If you feel "stuck" at some point while you're online with InstaCart, wondering "What on earth do I click on next?", look over the screen very carefully. Several times I have found the next thing to click on is in very tiny print on the edge of the screen. Good luck!
A footnote on the above on InstaCart. I ordered groceries early this morning for delivery between 11 and 12, and at 10 the "shopper" was at my door. He had everything except some sushi I was looking for for lunch. InstaCart keeps you apprised online on the status of your order, and at the end sends you a detailed receipt inviting you to make any comments. Well, I did—a little unusual for me. I complained about getting the groceries too early. Too early can be just as bad as too late. It only happened that I was at home at 10:00. The shopper told me the sushi was missing because the store didn't have it prepared early enough, so I suggested in my note that if my order had been handled an hour or more later, they might have been able to deliver the sushi. I got an immediate reply, probably computer generated, apologizing, etc. Then about two hours later I got the nicest note from Mary, in their customer relations department. She not only understood my frustration but said I was quite right about the sushi being ready an hour later and said they were crediting my account with $5.00. I thought they did a very nice job changing a negative into a positive.
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