Your local grocery store likely has one such thing, and it could make your life much easier.
I’ll tell you why you should give it a try if you haven’t.
Even if you get comfortable with your store’s layout, it can be reorganized on a whim.
Personally, I never bothered with that, which often made the total at checkout an unwelcome surprise.
Some grocery stores have started to offer a hybrid between online and physical shopping.
I wasn’t here for Doritos and peanut butter ice cream, but dang, they look good.
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I have found it’s much easier to avoid those impulses with the more intentional approach of online shopping.
If I need tortilla chips, I can search for “tortilla chips” and seeonlytortilla chips.
Stores are literally designed to make you walk past things in hopes that you’ll buy more stuff.
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Shopping from a website or app avoids the walk-by-and-grab effect.
When virtually shopping, however, it’s just a single click or two to remove unwanted items.
Curbside grocery pick-up is so, so much faster than walking through a store.
The beauty of online shopping is you don’t have to build your whole order in one sitting.
Joe Fedewa / How-To Geek.
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