As a single person who dines out more often than she should, I typically spend just $20 per week on groceries.
It was difficult to reach the $40 free shipping minimum in general. If you're like me and often find yourself craving random snacks, this can be a problem.Įven if AmazonFresh did provide instant delivery, placing an order solely for a $4.49 bag of beef jerky or $1.99 bag of Goldfish - and then paying a $9.99 delivery fee - just isn't that smart. Amazon's new service, Instant Pickup, lets you order basic snacks and toiletries and pick them up from an Amazon locker within two minutes.ĪmazonFresh, on the other hand, does not offer immediate delivery. There are several plans available, including Prime Pantry, which delivers household supplies and toiletries.Įach subscription has its own rules. That's because Amazon ships orders by subscription. I could still order the soup as a regular Amazon item, but it wouldn't ship as part of my Fresh order.
Related: Whole Foods just got a whole lot cheaper Some of my favorite brands, such as my go-to tomato soup, didn't fall under the Fresh subscription. I was less impressed with AmazonFresh's food offerings. If I forgot to purchase something, I could add it to my order even after I'd placed it. The ordering process was also accommodating. AmazonFresh's temperature-controlled bags are designed to prevent spoiling during delivery That's because Amazon packs perishables in temperature-controlled tote bags filled with ice packs.
I could select a delivery date and time and whether or not I wanted to be present when my order arrived.Īnd I could feel confident that my groceries would remain fresh even if they were left on the doorstep for a few hours. Was the subscription fee worth the convenience? Here's what I learned.ĪmazonFresh offers flexible delivery options, which made it easy to schedule shipments around my often-chaotic schedule.
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