Grocery shopping delivery or not?

[MsMiaWallace]

Do you get your groceries delivered? If not why not?
Do you actually enjoy going into the supermarket to do it?
Who do you use or where do you go?

I usually get mine delivered as I feel life's too short to stress in the shop in one of my few days off from work. Plus the stress of the tills, packing & unpacking does my head in!

I absolutely hate shopping of any kind. I've had grocery deliveries for about 6 years now. It's so much easier.

I get a Tesco delivery every Sunday morning between 10 and 11. I book four weeks in advance.

Our food shop is pretty much the same every week. I can do a shop in less than 10 minutes.

I get all the boring, heavy, repetitive, basic stuff- loo rolls, milk, pasta, baked beans etc delivered and then pop out during the week to local, little shops for stuff I want to choose like meat and fruit etc

If the DC are here then a big online shop- I find supermarket shopping good for getting my steps up!

I have online shopped for over 20 years. I didn’t realise I was in the minority until lockdown. I’ve used Tesco. Then Asda. Back to Tesco for last 8 or so years. I have a delivery pass. Tell Alexa my shopping list through the week. Bang it all in the basket the day before delivery. Occasionally pop to a little Tesco for the odd thing and probably only go to a big supermarket 4 x a year. Much more interesting things to spend my free time on.