Let's Look - WHAT'S IN OUR GROCERY CART

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This month our "Let's Look" is grocery carts. I almost skipped this month because I HATE grocery shopping. This is a role my husband has thankfully taken on and he enjoys it. I go so infrequently that I never know where anything is in the store. I am the person people hate because I have to stop and read the signs above the aisle to see where I am going. It is usually more expensive if I do have to go. Since I don't go often, when I do, I notice new flavors, new products, etc! I always come home with more than I had on my list. So, it's a vicious cycle!

I didn't skip this post because I wanted to share something that has saved us a TON of time in grocery shopping. WALMART+ This is not a sponsored post and there are no affiliate links, Walmart doesn't know I exists. But this is an honest opinion about this service and how is has helped our grocery shopping.

1. We grow a shopping list throughout the week in the app. You need $35 for delivery which is easy to get to with a family of 4.

2. The app keeps track of your frequent purchases, so you don't have to search if you buy same staples every week.

3. They do run specials on the service. We got a deal that was $50 for the year. This deal came out right before Christmas. The normal price is $12.95/Month of $98 Annually. I love it so much I would buy this service at $98 a year. They offer a 30 day trail that I would recommend. 30 days is a good about of time to be able to test the service 2-3 times.

4. The service also comes with gas discounts and Paramout+

Things to note:

- We don't buy meat through Walmart+, we do a 1/4 cow every 6 months

- We use Costco and BJ's for bulk paper products

If you haven't tried Walmart+ I would highly recommend!

See you back on Monday!

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