4 Soups To Warm You
4 Soups To Warm You –
Its definitely soup weather, its 17 degrees and another storm is on the way! The perfect weather for hot soup and crusty french bread. This kind of weather begs you to stay at home. But you will need some fresh groceries to make these 4 tummy warming soups. A trip to the store can be a lot easier than you may imagine. I have been invited to share a Review of Walmart’s new FREE grocery pick up service It really does alleviate some of my “self imposed” guilty feelings. My health challenges mean I can no longer drive and I have to ask hubby to take me to the shops after he works a long and often stressful day. Now I just say, please stop by Walmart, our grocery pick up order is ready.
Using Walmart’s new Grocery Pickup Service I ordered everything on line and scheduled a pickup time. Lets walk through the process. Please go to Walmart grocery pick up locations to find out if your local Walmart has this free grocery pick up service. Then grab your grocery list, sign on and fill your cart.
1 Add items to your cart
2 Review your cart and select a pickup time ( they have a one hour window) and you can add someone else to pick it up. If you won’t be doing it yourself
3 Complete your purchase
4 You receive a call or text informing you that your order is ready for pickup
5 Park in the designated space and call the number on the board to let them know you have arrived
6 Someone will greet you with a smile and load your groceries for you, boom chaka laka! Now go home and make soup!
Soup #1 Pumpkin Soup
Soup #2 Chicken Noodle Soup
Soup #3 Cream of Chicken and Rice Soup
Soup#4 Cream of Potato Soup
thank you to my daughter who snapped the pick up with her cell phone
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The same pro’s and con’s may be listed in both columns
Pros
User friendly website for ordering
No need to have someone take you and wait for you, it’s a quick 15 minute trip to get there, load up and get home
Less impulse buying ( it helps you stick to your list and to your budget)
It’s for groceries and personal items ( soaps, etc)
You can allow substitutions on one, or all, of your items. If your specific item/brand is not available. If a substituted product has a higher price you will not pay the additional amount.
They have fresh from the bakery French bread, the perfect accompanment for soups.
Very friendly pick up staff
Cons
You will not find the whole store online. But, you will find a lot of great products
You can allow substitutions on one or all of your items if your specific item is not available.If a substituted product has a higher price you will not pay the additional amount.
No regular receipt, which means you won’t be able to use the online savings catcher
They have fresh from the bakery French bread. But it is only half a loaf! I must admit that since I used this service they did add other French and Italian breads to the grocery list. But that ½ loaf is still there. Hubby and I love their French bread! We’ve made our own, purchased from markets and bakeries and still Walmart’s French bread comes out on top every time
On a side note- I have to wait to eat fresh bread. The yeast must be 24 hours old. Walmart bakes their bread fresh every day. I have to wait to eat the bread because they will add the freshest bread to your order. Hubby and I only eat bread on the weekends, so often times the date is not a big deal because we won’t be eating it straight away.
Well there you have it-
- I really do think this is a terrific service and it opens up a world of opportunities.
- The no fuss no muss ease is perfect for EVERYONE
- People with health challenges, and
- Those who can’t drive, and
- Parents with young children in tow. You know it can often lead to a melt down at the check out for those impulse buy goodies. Not a problem, because they never get out of the car.
- I think the elderly will love this service too. I have helped seniors ( I consider a senior 75 years of age or older) to reach groceries on the shelves, look for their checkbook or needing a little more money at the checkout. I think all of these occurrences will be lessened if everything is ordered online
Okay, bottom line- Walmart grocery pick up service is GREAT they have fresh French bread and I feel better about asking people for their time. My highest rating, Five Stars!
Do you have the free Walmart grocery pick up service where you live?
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I’m happy that you can take advantage of this service to make life a little easier, Katherine. I live about a mile from a large Walmart store. However, I do not and will never patronize it because I disagree with their marketing practices and their treatment of their employees. They are a very large and powerful company, but the low wages they pay their employees and the way they drive companies out of business by the sheer size of their buying power are not things I want to support with my money. If you are interested, you might want to explore a bit on-line to learn more about them, but not from them.
I don’t write these things to be mean-spirited, nor to dissuade anyone from shopping at Walmart, but just to mention another viewpoint. I think many people are uninformed about this particular company and its practices.
Hi Katherine,
Thanks for posting an interesting article.
We have a Walmart Super Center here where I live. The French bread offered at their location is definitely not of the high quality as I ate in Paris. The crust is way too soft, and the interior is not as tender and does not have the large holes in the texture. The closest I’ve come to French bread as I remember is from the (imported from France) frozen French loaves ready for baking. Yes, the cost is higher, but is cheaper than boarding a flight to France.
I also got to review Walmart Grocery a few months back. Unfortunately they still aren’t available here yet, but hoping soon. Thank you for sharing your experience and four soup recipe ideas, too. Hugs and Happy Tuesday now xoxo 😉