Do you buy groceries online due to COVID-19

[Beamslider]

The farmers market here is real...they are the growers. It is open 3 days a week with different sellers but they are real farmers that drive in with their produce. Mostly organic but also some not. Mostly vegetables and fruit but there are eggs and cheese products. They come in from a radius of around 200 miles to sell it. Prices are good and the produce is good. You also get to know them.

Everything is seasonal...so you get only what is in season. Tomatoes for instance are just now becoming available in small quantities and will only be available for three months or so.

 

[richardparker]

Yes.

 

[IredAlow]

I rarely do online grocery before the covid but now I only do online grocery, it is better to be safe than sorry.

 

[Firestorm]

I've been using Instacart and occasionally Whole Foods delivery since the middle of March and take advantage of curb side pickup for restaurants and other stores. I've also been using Amazon to deliver select grocery items.

 

[CarolT]

I have my groceries delivered. You have to find the stores nearby that have delivery - check their websites. It's the same stuff I bought in person. If something is out of stock, the substitute is reasonably close. But only one store in town takes EBT at the door.

 

[Tor R]

We don’t have the option to get our groceries delivered.
I buy groceries early in the morning since there is less customers at that time.
Covid’19 has for sure changed our life / lifestyle.
Hope they find a vacine soon.

 

[CarolT]

We don’t have the option to get our groceries delivered.
I buy groceries early in the morning since there is less customers at that time.
Covid’19 has for sure changed our life / lifestyle.
Hope they find a vacine soon.

I searched for "food delivery near Mandal, Norway" on Google Maps, because it didn't recognize "grocery delivery." All your choices seemed to be pizza places. Do they at least let you order online and then pick it up?