Groceries in SoWal -- better get them before Friday

[Smiling JOe]

Just a reminder that the full-season is upon us, and crowds should be making their way to the beach on Friday. They will hit the grocery store starting on Friday, and by Sunday at noon, your selection of chips, cheese, bread, beer, and milk will be very limited. So, hit Publix earlier in the week, or be ready to try products which are not your usual cup of tea.

:wave:

[scooterbug44]

Per the staff at Publix and the liquor store, if you haven't bought it on Thursday, you WILL be SOL! :biggrin:

[30A Skunkape]

Here they come...:biggrin:

[TreeFrog]

Stocking up at Publix today...

I won't venture near there again until Monday or later. Pitying my poor family who are arriving Saturday and joining the melee to stock their rental for the week.

Some other places that will be jammed, to their benefit:
-Seagrove Market Cafe
-Angelina's
-Wild Olives
-Bud and Alley's
-Destin (eek!)

Me, I'm going to stay near the house and do some chores, ride my bike a little, catch the free show Fri nite at Seaside, and maybe Little Freddie King Sat afternoon at Sundog.

[Gypsea]

That's a good reminder. Thanks SJ!

[JB]

Stocking up at Publix today...

I won't venture near there again until Monday or later. Pitying my poor family who are arriving Saturday and joining the melee to stock their rental for the week.

Some other places that will be jammed, to their benefit:
-Seagrove Market Cafe
-Angelina's
-Wild Olives
-Bud and Alley's
-Destin (eek!)

Me, I'm going to stay near the house and do some chores, ride my bike a little, catch the free show Fri nite at Seaside, and maybe Little Freddie King Sat afternoon at Sundog.

I cannot even fathom what Destin will be like this weekend. I'm getting a migrane just thinking about it. I'm guessing it will take around 30 minutes just to get from Gulf Shore Drive to the bridge. This is one weekend I'm glad I'm NOT down there.

[peapod1980]

Just a reminder that the full-season is upon us, and crowds should be making their way to the beach on Friday. They will hit the grocery store starting on Friday, and by Sunday at noon, your selection of chips, cheese, bread, beer, and milk will be very limited. So, hit Publix earlier in the week, or be ready to try products which are not your usual cup of tea.

:wave:
SJ, it's time for the season of your favorite sport--dodge the abandoned buggy parked in the middle of the aisle. :floor:

[Amy@Avalon]

"Hurricane Turon" making a beeline to the gulf coast. Batten down the hatches! Hope it's a Cat 5.

[TreeFrog]

I just got back from Publix. Easy in, easy out, lots of parking, and about 63 checkout ladies and baggers bored to death (today). Success! :clap:

[Lady D]

SJ, it's time for the season of your favorite sport--dodge the abandoned buggy parked in the middle of the aisle. :floor:

What abandoned buggies, as in people leaving their baskets and saying forget it, I will wait until another day! Probably won't be one to be found to be abandoned.

[gotothebeachmom]

What abandoned buggies, as in people leaving their baskets and saying forget it, I will wait until another day! Probably won't be one to be found to be abandoned.

As in parked while they wander through the store looking for items and bring them back to it. Rather than push the cart along each aisle as they shop. It's most annoying.

[Beach Runner]

So will Publix have no inventory when we get there on Sunday afternoon?:idontno:

[ShallowsNole]

Publix at Grand Boulevard was kickin butt Tuesday afternoon at 5:30. I can't imagine it this weekend. :blink:

[aleonard]

As in parked while they wander through the store looking for items and bring them back to it. Rather than push the cart along each aisle as they shop. It's most annoying.

:blush:
Guilty. I've been know to wander away from my buggy. I need a tether.

[Smiling JOe]

SJ, it's time for the season of your favorite sport--dodge the abandoned buggy parked in the middle of the aisle. :floor:

I'm at peace with the world, and it no longer bothers me. Been practicing at Wal-mart on Saturdays.

So will Publix have no inventory when we get there on Sunday afternoon?:idontno:They will have inventory, just a limited selection.

Based on what I've seen in the past, they will be out of most of the following:

Doritos, Lays Potato Chips (other than salt and vinegar), Whole Milk, 2% milk, many imported beers by the 12 pack, other than the ever popular American rice beers like Budweiser (Budweiser will probably keep a truck on site, replenishing as needed.), many brands of bread (so don't get too good for Bunny Bread), frozen pizzas, sliced cheese (y'all be nice to the ladies working in the deli counter), pre-sliced sandwich meats. Other than those items, all should be good.

[DD]

SJ, it's time for the season of your favorite sport--dodge the abandoned buggy parked in the middle of the aisle. :floor:

:biggrin:

[Beach Runner]

Here's a map of Publix Seagrove. Hope it saves you a little time. I am OCD that I make up my grocery list is order of aisles at my local grocery store.

SEAGROVE BEACH PUBLIX
1
Deli
Dried Fruit
Fruit Drinks
Gourmet Cheese
Produce
Orange Juice

2
EthnicCanned Veg.CookiesCandy

3
PharmacyCosmetics

4
SaucesMags.Cards

5
CondimentsSpicesSoupOil

14
FrozenVeg.

6
BreadCoffeeCerealJelly

13
FrozenEntrees

7
CleanPet

12
FrozenPastries

8
PaperProducts

11
Frozen
Sweets


10
WineBeerCold Cuts

9
DairyWaterChips
WineCokes

I was too lazy to edit it properly.:blush:

[Smiling JOe]

Girl, you need to put the cold foods at the end of the run, so they don't get hot while waiting for people to move out of the way. Also, add Rice, Pastas to Isle 4, and to Isle 1, add sunscreen. Good list. Very accurate. That particular store has little rhyme and rhythm, and tourists are always trying to find stuff.

[DD]

Wow, BR. I am impressed. :clap:

[scooterbug44]

I start near the deli section, then do a loop around the exterior, hit the wine section, then go up and down every aisle until my list is complete.

I always forget which aisles pasta, rice, etc. are in so I actually save time just going down them anyway! :biggrin:

[30A Skunkape]

Anyone guilty of pitching small expensive items into unmanned carts?:ninja:
Saffron threads fit in real nice between Corona and wacky noodles.

[DD]

Anyone guilty of pitching small expensive items into unmanned carts?:ninja:
Saffron threads fit in real nice between Corona and wacky noodles.

:shock::floor:

[peapod1980]

As in parked while they wander through the store looking for items and bring them back to it. Rather than push the cart along each aisle as they shop. It's most annoying.

I'm at peace with the world, and it no longer bothers me. Been practicing at Wal-mart on Saturdays.
Uh-oh, GTTBM, looks like membership in the club is shrinking...
SJ, you made me :lol:. I have to admit, though, I'm very skeptical about the concept of discovering any kind of serenity at that W-place.
I :wub: you both.

[rdelong43065]

It was starting to get a little crazy tonight. Watercolor Publix was out of the unsweetened tea this evening. Sheesh, and I thought I was the only one in the south that doesn't like sweet tea.

[TreeFrog]

Budweiser will probably keep a truck on site, replenishing as needed.

Durn, I forgot to drive around back and look. Last year on the 4th they had a truly astonishing quantity of beer stored around back. Standard stuff standing out warm, but a whole refrig trailer for the specials. I recall thinking it may well have been the biggest pile of Corona ever assembled.

[InletBchDweller]

I am outta there for the weekend. LOTS of traffic coming East...:yikes:

[30A Skunkape]

Rapunzel is reporting no Corona Light or Amstel Light at Inlet Beach Publix...

[Smiling JOe]

It is easy to get into the habit of shopping at the mega stores like Publix, and while Publix does a good job of running a store, there is one little place in SoWal which continues to out-shine even Publix. They really invest much time and effort, researching the products which they carry, and they offer a really good selection of organic and locally/regionally grown foods. If you don't know where it comes from, just ask (how many people in the mega-stores can tell you where the tomatoes were grown, and a little bit about the farmer who grew them?) You can find many types of foods and products, ranging from full line of groceries, natural health products, tee-shirts, books, fresh produce, hand-made soaps from the Soap Pedaler (I always mess up that spelling), juices, sodas, pet food, etc, and they have a community message board to fill you in on the happenings. You can even get an incredible massage and a Smoothie. The people at this little slice of heaven give you an escape from the masses, remind you that are in a sleepy little beach village, all while giving good energy and making you feel part of the community -- For the Health of It (http://www.sowal.com/bb/www.shopforthehealthofit.com/index.html). I don't mind shopping at Publix, but I LOVE walking in the door at For the Health of it. If you haven't been, at least stop in for a smoothie or massage, and a warm welcome. You can click on the link above for a little more info, but there is nothing like walking in the door to see for yourself.

The massage therapists they have on staff are some of the best, and will help you to relax even more. Last time I checked, they had the best prices in town, and the treatment rooms are really cool and calming. Ed and Rachael have one of my favorite stores in town (I don't say this lightly)! Every time I go in there, even to just get a juice, I end up staying to talk for while. The people make you slow down your mind, gain perspective on life, while making you feel welcome.

So before stressing out for the rest of the summer when you think about getting groceries, remember that there is one place where you actually leave the store feeling better than when you entered.

For the Health of it is located on the south side of Scenic 30A in Blue Mtn Beach, next to Big Daddy's Bike Shop, and across the street from Blue Orleans, just a hop, skip and a jump, west of 30A/283 intersection.

For The Health Of It
locally owned and operated by Ed Berry & Rachel Morgan (javascript:void(0))
2217 Scenic Highway 30A
Blue Mountain Beach, FL 32459
850.267.0558 | fax 850-267-1901 | e-mail (office@shopforthehealthofit.com)


Now I've made myself want to go grocery shopping. :bang:

[TreeFrog]

Rapunzel is reporting no Corona Light or Amstel Light at Inlet Beach Publix...

And so it begins...

[scooterbug44]

I hit the Watercolor Publix at 3 to grab last minute items - already packed full of unsmiling people and the staff was bracing themselves for the 4 pm "zero hour." Some lady almost ran me over w/ her cart as I was leaving :roll:.

In fresh produce news, Toni is doing a fruit & veggie stand Saturday from 8-12 in Seaside next to the Juice airstream.

[Beach Runner]

Girl, you need to put the cold foods at the end of the run, so they don't get hot while waiting for people to move out of the way. Also, add Rice, Pastas to Isle 4, and to Isle 1, add sunscreen. Good list. Very accurate. That particular store has little rhyme and rhythm, and tourists are always trying to find stuff.
First time I've read this thread since I posted. Thanks for the editing, SJ. That helps!

[DuneLaker]

The other day, SoWal hubby borrowed my car and took out Publix recyclable bags to get them out of the way of his golf clubs. On my next trip to Publix, I discovered I only had my good supply of four-pack wine recyclable bags. :blink:No problem. I only bought items that would fit in the compartment -- like a dozen eggs, a pound of bacon, etc. :blush: I've enjoyed trying to remember to use the bags. The Inlet Beach Publix even gave me a sticker that you can use to help you remember. They (recyclable bags) should work at other grocery shopping options. Thanks for reminding about Toni, Scooterbug. SJ thanks for Health of It reminder.

[ShallowsNole]

And guess which local family is TOTALLY out of dog food tonight. Not only is there no dog food around here, there are no treats, cookies, etc (for the dogs). I am having to dole out cat snacks to keep them from starving.

Guess Fuzz will have to go to Publix tomorrow morning :biggrin:

[Romeosmydog]

And guess which local family is TOTALLY out of dog food tonight. Not only is there no dog food around here, there are no treats, cookies, etc (for the dogs). I am having to dole out cat snacks to keep them from starving.

Guess Fuzz will have to go to Publix tomorrow morning :biggrin:
three words---Pier Park Target. (til tomorrow, then go to For the Health of It and buy natural)

[beachmouse]

Mid-Bay Bridge traffic wasn't too bad when we headed down to Destin around 6:30 on Friday, but was starting to pick up when we headed back home around 8:30.

We've got to go register for Gate to Gate run over at Santa Rosa Mall in a little bit, and I'm pondering whether going through Destin or Valparaiso is the best way to go. Destin's shorter and quicker when the traffic's light to medium, but once it gets slammed...

[TreeFrog]

I just got back from an emergency run to Publix and it wasn't too bad. Lots of folks are already out enjoying the beach, not yet worrying about dinner.

[Romeosmydog]

:clap: I picked up my staples at For the Health of It yesterday. Chips and tomatoes. Also got a free smoothie sample. I LOVE THIS PLACE!:clap:

[organicmama]

Love it too!

It is easy to get into the habit of shopping at the mega stores like Publix, and while Publix does a good job of running a store, there is one little place in SoWal which continues to out-shine even Publix. They really invest much time and effort, researching the products which they carry, and they offer a really good selection of organic and locally/regionally grown foods. If you don't know where it comes from, just ask (how many people in the mega-stores can tell you where the tomatoes were grown, and a little bit about the farmer who grew them?) You can find many types of foods and products, ranging from full line of groceries, natural health products, tee-shirts, books, fresh produce, hand-made soaps from the Soap Pedaler (I always mess up that spelling), juices, sodas, pet food, etc, and they have a community message board to fill you in on the happenings. You can even get an incredible massage and a Smoothie. The people at this little slice of heaven give you an escape from the masses, remind you that are in a sleepy little beach village, all while giving good energy and making you feel part of the community -- For the Health of It (http://www.sowal.com/bb/www.shopforthehealthofit.com/index.html). I don't mind shopping at Publix, but I LOVE walking in the door at For the Health of it. If you haven't been, at least stop in for a smoothie or massage, and a warm welcome. You can click on the link above for a little more info, but there is nothing like walking in the door to see for yourself.

The massage therapists they have on staff are some of the best, and will help you to relax even more. Last time I checked, they had the best prices in town, and the treatment rooms are really cool and calming. Ed and Rachael have one of my favorite stores in town (I don't say this lightly)! Every time I go in there, even to just get a juice, I end up staying to talk for while. The people make you slow down your mind, gain perspective on life, while making you feel welcome.

So before stressing out for the rest of the summer when you think about getting groceries, remember that there is one place where you actually leave the store feeling better than when you entered.

For the Health of it is located on the south side of Scenic 30A in Blue Mtn Beach, next to Big Daddy's Bike Shop, and across the street from Blue Orleans, just a hop, skip and a jump, west of 30A/283 intersection.

For The Health Of It
locally owned and operated by Ed Berry & Rachel Morgan (http://javascript<b></b>:void(0))
2217 Scenic Highway 30A
Blue Mountain Beach, FL 32459
850.267.0558 | fax 850-267-1901 | e-mail (office@shopforthehealthofit.com)


Now I've made myself want to go grocery shopping. :bang:

[PrincessKel]

We will be there Saturday... WOOHOO!!! and we NEVER attempt a grocery store trip the first day. As long as we have coffee when we wake up, we don't worry about any other provisions.

[scooterbug44]

There are a variety of local concierge services that will stock your house w/ your grocery list for you - definitely worth it IMO!

[seagrovegirl]

Was at Publix at Watercolor today after 5:PM......bad move........looked like a Saturday.

[rapunzel]

I was there yesterday at 3. Nightmarishly crowded, and out of everything I needed. I was making BLT's and potato salad for dinner. They were out of tomatoes (except a few Uglyripes that weren't quite ripe), they had no lettuce except the bagged kind (which I don't like on sandwiches), none of the three varieties of sandwich bread from the bakery that I like, they were out of the small and medium jars of Hellman's, It was just crazy.

The only thing that kept me sane was the music -- has anyone ever noticed how good the music is at Watercolor Publix? And the other Publix just play standard elevator music. I wonder who picks the music...I always come home with a ITunes download in mind.

[Miss Kitty]

I was there yesterday at 3. Nightmarishly crowded, and out of everything I needed. I was making BLT's and potato salad for dinner. They were out of tomatoes (except a few Uglyripes that weren't quite ripe), they had no lettuce except the bagged kind (which I don't like on sandwiches), none of the three varieties of sandwich bread from the bakery that I like, they were out of the small and medium jars of Hellman's, It was just crazy.

The only thing that kept me sane was the music -- has anyone ever noticed how good the music is at Watercolor Publix? And the other Publix just play standard elevator music. I wonder who picks the music...I always come home with a ITunes download in mind.


:clap:...I have! I have also caught myself dancing in the aisles at Publix.

[Here4Good]

The only thing that kept me sane was the music -- has anyone ever noticed how good the music is at Watercolor Publix? And the other Publix just play standard elevator music. I wonder who picks the music...I always come home with a ITunes download in mind.


I asked one time, a year or two ago - the customer service lady told me it's the store manager or assistant manager in each store (depending on whether the manager wants to do it or delegate it), so I stopped the manager and thanked him, the music is so good there.

Went last night and heard "Stray Cat Strut".

[Beach Runner]

:clap:...I have! I have also caught myself dancing in the aisles at Publix.
Heck, I sing along with the music at Publix. People look at me like I'm crazy.;-)

Now only if they played hip-hop ...:biggrin:

[scooterbug44]

I am sure other shoppers have thought I had some sort of medical condition with my random wandering about the aisles combined w/ my totally off-beat moments of enjoying the music! :blush:

[Smiling JOe]

I also sing or whistle to the music when I go to WaterColor Publix.

Now back to the being out of food and crowds of people at Publix, remember For the Health of It, has some good selections and no crowds, and cool people. I am wondering if Publix pulled all the tomatoes due to the tomato scare right now. For the Health of It tries to carry locally grown produce when they can, so they probably don't have to be scared about their tomatoes being "problem" tomatoes. Go check them out.

[Romeosmydog]

I also sing or whistle to the music when I go to WaterColor Publix.

Now back to the being out of food and crowds of people at Publix, remember For the Health of It, has some good selections and no crowds, and cool people. I am wondering if Publix pulled all the tomatoes due to the tomato scare right now. For the Health of It tries to carry locally grown produce when they can, so they probably don't have to be scared about their tomatoes being "problem" tomatoes. Go check them out.
I went tonight and picked up some super yummy fresh veggies and came home and cooked a 100% organic meal for the very first time. Everything from the olive oil to the Bragg's soy was from For the Health of It. I swear it was the best meal that I have ever cooked/eaten! Hot summer days should be filled with tomatoes sans the salmonella. I plan on making a daily trip until they get tired of me and lock the doors.:roll:

[30A Skunkape]

I popped into Publix this morning at about 11AM. It was very quiet, but the shelves were being stocked with quick purpose in anticipation of tonight's onslaught. So my tip is that mid-morning on a Saturday is a nice window of opportunity to get in and make your groceries:wave:

[TreeFrog]

I popped into Publix this morning at about 11AM. It was very quiet, but the shelves were being stocked with quick purpose in anticipation of tonight's onslaught. So my tip is that mid-morning on a Saturday is a nice window of opportunity to get in and make your groceries:wave:


Does Publix have specific "stocking days"?

I went this week on Wednesday. While not as bad as the Monday after a holiday weekend "stock the beach house" run on groceries, it still was pretty picked-over. I'm there frequently, making little incremental runs, but it hasn't really sunk in if some days are better stocked than others.

And yeah, just about any morning before 10AM is pretty good. The vacationers are either shuffling around in their PJs, out for a walk on the bike path, or down at the beach snoozing off last night's Corona in the sun. :biggrin:

[Beach Runner]

Girl, you need to put the cold foods at the end of the run, so they don't get hot while waiting for people to move out of the way. Also, add Rice, Pastas to Isle 4, and to Isle 1, add sunscreen. Good list. Very accurate. That particular store has little rhyme and rhythm, and tourists are always trying to find stuff.
So you're suggesting to do the perimeter last? I'm updating my layout.

[30abob]

Does Publix have specific "stocking days"?

I went this week on Wednesday. While not as bad as the Monday after a holiday weekend "stock the beach house" run on groceries, it still was pretty picked-over. I'm there frequently, making little incremental runs, but it hasn't really sunk in if some days are better stocked than others.

And yeah, just about any morning before 10AM is pretty good. The vacationers are either shuffling around in their PJs, out for a walk on the bike path, or down at the beach snoozing off last night's Corona in the sun. :biggrin:

I think every day is "stocking day" to a certain degree. However, I have found in the 12-1/2 months that I've lived here that Friday evening between 8 & 10 PM seems to be less busy and more stocked than just about any other time I've tried. I think that most of the weekly renter's are trying to finish off all that they bought every other day of the week before they toss the rest in the trash on Saturday morning before they leave.

[Beach Runner]

http://www.sowal.com/bb/picture.php?albumid=215&pictureid=1568

[30A Skunkape]

BR, you neglected to point out where the beach crap is located (thanks!). By the way, Publix has a good deal on Coca-Cola 12 packs right now.

[jdarg]

I'm outta here- :wave:

BTW- whatcha want for dinner, Skunky?

[30A Skunkape]

I'm outta here- :wave:

BTW- whatcha want for dinner, Skunky?

I have those two pork chops. Don't forget the baseball game is tonight...

[jdarg]

I have those two pork chops. Don't forget the baseball game is tonight...


What baseball game?

Yuck. I thought you found those pork chops hiding in the fridge.

[InletBchOwnr]

When we are in town, we're lucky in that we're only about 2 miles from both a WinnDixie (which I don't like due to selection, cleanliness, age of store, etc.), and a newer Publix which has a fantastic deli and terrific selection in produce, meats, essentials, and although I am a music buff, I've never noticed any music; we're usually trying to get stuff and get out! At Inlet Beach the stores are covenient and have attached package stores, too. When we want gourmet, we go to Coccoon's, for "at home cooking nights", we're at Goatfeathers Seafood Mkt there on 30A. The only thing we miss is local, fresh produce, and although I've tried Freeport and their curbside vendors, I have little luck. Years ago when we camped at the Park in Gulf Shores, a local produce truck would make the campground rounds each evening with locally grown produce and it was delicious. I figure there is a farmer's marlket in PCB but am reluctant to try and find it. Any suggestions on local produce, folks? We'll be back in lateHJune, then in July late, then in August, Fall Break, November and probably in February, too. We love SoWal!

[TreeFrog]

The only thing we miss is local, fresh produce, and although I've tried Freeport and their curbside vendors, I have little luck. Any suggestions on local produce, folks?

Go see Toni in Grayton. I think she calls her place "Perennials and Produce by a Girl Named Toni". It's behind the Sherwin Williams store on 283, a little north of the 30A/283 intersection. Turn on the road that runs beside the Sherwin Williams and you can't miss it. All local, some of it organic. A couple of Saturday mornings recently, she has set up next to the juice Airstream in Seaside, but I don't know if that's a regular thing.

[Smiling JOe]

So you're suggesting to do the perimeter last? I'm updating my layout.You do the shopping however you like. I have a tendency to run into many people whom I know and would end up with soggy frozen foods and warm cold foods if I didn't save that cold shopping for last. Even then, I've had the need to switch the frozen foods for colder stuff after talking for twenty minutes.

BR, you neglected to point out where the beach crap is located (thanks!). By the way, Publix has a good deal on Coca-Cola 12 packs right now.:whack: You know we don't need to be encouraging people to buy crap to leave on the beach.

[TreeFrog]

And it's not particularly cool beach crap anyway. Who wants a tee shirt with palm trees that says Santa Rosa Beach?

[inside635]

Many thanks to BeachRunner for the aisle list of the Watercolor Publix. When we come for vacation, the less amount of time spent going up and down aisles, the better. We "divide and conquer." With this information we will be able to "get in, get out, get on the beach" in no time.

[DD]

Many thanks to BeachRunner for the aisle list of the Watercolor Publix. When we come for vacation, the less amount of time spent going up and down aisles, the better. We "divide and conquer." With this information we will be able to "get in, get out, get on the beach" in no time.

That BR...she's pretty handy. :biggrin:

[Beach Runner]

Many thanks to BeachRunner for the aisle list of the Watercolor Publix. When we come for vacation, the less amount of time spent going up and down aisles, the better. We "divide and conquer." With this information we will be able to "get in, get out, get on the beach" in no time.
Why, thank you! I've printed out a bunch of them (although unnecessary printouts aren't environmentally friendly -- guess I should use my PDA). Anyhow that's what I write my shopping lists on. It saves me a bunch of time. I've done the same for the Publix at home.

On a different note, we had workshops on sustainability last week and discussed how our institution could promote sustainability and even include it in all of our courses. Before this I just thought sustainability was "being green," as in not driving a gas guzzler, recycling, etc. We were told that sustainability has three main components -- the environment which is a superset of society which in turn is a superset of the economy. So just buying local produce promotes sustainability because it takes less fuel to deliver local produce.

So, note to self, I need to start supporting the vendors in SoWal who sell local produce.

[Beach Runner]

Here's the latest version. I had the imported cheese in the wrong place. The regular cheese is in dairy BTW.

http://www.sowal.com/bb/picture.php?albumid=215&pictureid=2322

[TreeFrog]

Aisle 8
Trash bags
Foil, wax paper, etc.

Aisle 7
Charcoal
Detergent and dishwashing

[Helping Hands]

You'll need to call me, I grocery shop travel to anystore, stock your pantry and frig, for a flat delivery fee $25 and 20% of the bill. I have a concierge service locally and licensed, bonded and insured for all Walton County. You can e-mail me your grocery list at andianderson2@cox.net. and/or I can send you a grocery list and you mark what you want. you can always call me too. Andi 850-830-0966