I did when we were all isolating due to covid and I hated it ! Too many products available in store aren’t available online and you can’t check the quality of your fresh produce

Great as a time-saver and can be a good budget saver. Helps to meal plan before hand as well. Click and Collect is also a great option especially when it’s hard to do the shopping with little ones

Time is precious so I use Woolworths Click and Collect. No drama with it. Love how much time it saves me in the supermarket and how much money I save as well, no impulse buying. I’m in and out to collect it within five minutes and can save my lists online and see previous shops. Totally brilliant.

I often buy my groceries online. Very rarely I have I had a dodgy piece of fruit (which only happened the other day with Woolworths delivery). My tip is to order the items that aren’t sensitive to ‘being delivered’. I often think those packing the fresh food, deliberately pick the bad fruit or veggies. My theory is give what I would want for myself.

I use woolworths online frequently prices are a little more but I spend less on impulse purchases I also buy from grocery run and catch

Coles online got my through the first few months with bubs, teething and just those hectic weeks when you just need a minute to breathe, i love it

i do a Woolies online shop weekly, i love it its so much easier than having to drag the kids out with me, they hate shopping! Initially i was not keen on buying the fruit and veg through them because i like to pick it all myself, but i gave it a go and was happy with what i had delivered, there was only one time where i got a lettuce that wasn’t nice and some squashed cucumbers i called them up and they refunded my money and also gave me a credit to replace these items next time. i have had a few times where something i ordered is out of stock which is a bit annoying but you can have items substituted. I love online shopping, it makes my life so much easier!

I have used it in the past but got fed up with ‘out of stock’ items and refrigerated foods with use by dates with not long to go. The reason I want to buy online is to not have to go to the shop physically. But found that most times the out of stock items meant I had to go to the shops anyway. Yes you can get them to substitute but their idea of a substitute item can be quite different. And I couldn’t trust the refrigerated items as I want the longest useby date not with just 1 or 2 days before expiration.

Yep, click and collect from Coles. Best thing ever! Go online and buy everything, organise pick up time. So easy

I have attempted a couple of times as Woolworths keeps sending me incentives but its so complicated! In the end of Judy ended up getting frustrated with not finding what I want and givung up!

yes but only in bulk from catch of the day, not fresh stuff.

I’ve used both Coles & Woolies home delivery with absolutely no problems, the only thing I didn’t buy was fruit & vegetables as I like to pick my own

I will consider online if I am unable to go to the shops myself . I don’t like other people choosing fresh foods for me and lucky I am a disciplined type who don’t buy on impulse much . Frankly fragile items such as eggs for example I would not even think about delivery if possible as so easy to damage.

I did, my last order I purchased a kitchen cleaner spray it leaked through everything even bread bag, rang the supermarket they sent me a voucher to the value of no where near what I lost plus had to repurchase everything I lost couldn’t afford it either. Because of this I will never ever purchase groceries online again

Absolutely. But I am on a strict budget so I purchase online to match my menu plan but then use click and collect – so you order online but pick it up in store (they have it packed and ready for you) to save on the delivery fee – it doesn’t cost extra for click and collect – just what it would usually cost at home except you don’t get sucked in to the impulse buys…..so works out cheaper.

Yes all the time. It is great if you can’t get to the shops for some reason. I find it has both pros and cons.

I do nearly all of my groceries online through either Coles or Woolies and either click and collect or get it delivered. All I need to do them is the fruit shop and butchers. So much easier and lots less impulse buying.

I do it all the time! I had a horrible pregnancy with the twins, I suffered from morning sickness the whole time, and the smells in the supermarket made me really sick. My twins are now 9 weeks old and I still do it. If you use Coles and pick an 8 hour window, they waive the delivery fee for you. Just put a note not to ring the doorbell at these times etc. Coles even takes it into the kitchen for you. I found them more reliable than Woollies. I wish Aldi did home delivery 🙂

It works really well if you also menu plan, so you get everything you need for a week or two.

Once a month I stock up on non perishable items. It saves me lugging it to the car and helps stop impulse buying.