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Fao reluctant/nervous shoppers 07:23 - Jun 1 with 1108 views

Think I have finally sussed out tesco home deliveries. They have slots for the whole week beginning June 15 free now. Am guessing they release a week at a time on a Monday?

Anyhow, get in now and you'll get a slot and can amend it nearer the time. Doubt they'll last long as is the first home delivery I've seen free in 10 weeks.

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Fao reluctant/nervous shoppers on 08:22 - Jun 1 with 1000 views

Dennyx4

Thanks, just done

Fao reluctant/nervous shoppers on 08:30 - Jun 1 with 987 views

Guthrum

They also, during the week, release unwanted slots. But you have to grab them quick. That was how my mother got started.

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Fao reluctant/nervous shoppers on 08:32 - Jun 1 with 980 views

Herbivore

I've been fairly fortunate, been able to get slots with Sainsburys most weeks. Not sure why as I know others have struggled.

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Fao reluctant/nervous shoppers on 09:05 - Jun 1 with 926 views

giant_stow

Thanks mr.

Haven;t even bothered looking for weeks, but just booked a slot for thus with sainsburys. chuffed not to have to do the shopping trolley slog this week!

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Fao reluctant/nervous shoppers on 09:26 - Jun 1 with 897 views

N2_Blue

We've managed to do all our grocery shopping online through a mixture of Sains, Tesco and Waitrose. Haven't been to a supermarket for 12 weeks which feels wonderful, i generally hate them.

The trick is to check each day, early and late. Tesco quite often have slots for the next day if you check late in the evening. As Guthers states they often release slots as people change their mind I assume and change delivery date. With Tesco you can book a slot and then change it if you ever see a better or more convenient slot available which is what we do.

Also you can amend items in your basket anytime up to 24 hrs before the delivery which is very helpful.

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Fao reluctant/nervous shoppers on 10:06 - Jun 1 with 870 views

uefacup81

I've found Aldi/Lidl to be relatively stress-free experiences since this all started. It's very rare that you have to queue to get in, and there don't seem to be the distancing issues that seem to be prevalent in the 'bigger' supermarkets.

Definitely worth a look if you don't want to go to the bigger places, and can't necessarily get/justify a delivery slot.

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Fao reluctant/nervous shoppers on 10:50 - Jun 1 with 829 views

Marshalls_Mullet

I tend to find that the Tesco Extra stores are fine, but its a whole different story in an Express.

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Fao reluctant/nervous shoppers on 11:39 - Jun 1 with 802 views

Ryorry

Cheers - got one for 17th.

Was unexpectedly impressed by my first experience (online order for home delivery) with Tesco's 3 weeks ago. Limited range of veg & eggs, so not my no. 1 go-to place, but even so - delivered all but one of my ordered items, which was far better than Sains or Waitrose.


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Fao reluctant/nervous shoppers on 13:23 - Jun 1 with 754 views

JimmyJazz

I wonder if many people will have given up on home deliveries after the past few months of limited (if any) available slots.

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