Would you buy and have grocery items delivered to you if it saved you up to 30% than national supermarket chains?
We’re a family of five, with three kids at or under the age of 7 — 7, 5, and 3 to be exact. Two years ago, my family found itself in the throws of navigating life with a 5, 3, and 1 year old.
During this “wilderness” experience of roughly 3-4 years without venturing out to restaurants, due the possibility of a cataclysmic meltdown any sort of delay, my wife certainly got intimately familiar with food and grocery delivery services.
Fast forward a few years, and food and grocery delivery services are every mother’s dream come true, especially a mother of young children.
Like any other fast growing metropolis, Austin is home to a number of varying food and grocery delivery service providers.
I recently discovered one these service providers — conveniently parked next to my car — as I jumped into my car to travel home from receiving a haircut at a local barbershop.
