Kroger Clicklist is a truly a grocery shopping game changer! This is my Kroger ClickList review. Thank you to Kroger for sponsoring this post. All opinions are my own.
Before I tell you all about my experience with Kroger ClickList, I want to make one thing clear: I love grocery shopping. No, really. I do.
The caveat? I love grocery shopping alone. When I have no time restraints. When I can leisurely push my cart, perhaps sipping a coffee, and take my time going down each aisle to see if there’s any new products out I must try. How often does that happen? Oh, never. Enter Kroger ClickList.
Kroger ClickList is an online grocery shopping experience that is a game-changer for busy moms like me. Here’s how it works.
What is Kroger Clicklist?
You start by choosing the groceries you’d like. At home or at work, you’re doing this on your computer. My favorite feature is the way it saves what you’ve purchased. So after you use ClickList once, if there’s an item you purchase every week, like baby spinach, it’s right there, easy to click away and put in your cart again without searching for it.
What using ClickList is essentially doing is allowing you to break up the process of grocery shopping. You’re virtually putting the items in your cart when it’s convenient for you. It can be late at night after you’ve put the kids to bed, on your lunch break, or when you have a little extra time in your day. You choose the time and location where you’ll pick up your groceries. They give you an hour window so you can have a little flexibility with your schedule.
Picking up your Kroger ClickList order is easy and convenient. When you drive into your Kroger, you’ll see the signs directing you where to go.You’ll see parking spaces outfitted with call buttons. All you need to do is press the call button to let them know you’ve arrived and they bring your groceries right out to you. When you’ve had a long day and the last thing you want to do is deal with people in a grocery store, it feels a bit like magic! My only concern with using ClickList was that I wouldn’t be able to use my reusable grocery bags. When this guy opened my hatchback, however, and saw them waiting there, he asked, “Would you like me to load your groceries into these bags?” Well, yes, sir, I would!! I was ecstatic.
Kroger Clicklist Review
I can think of so many scenarios where using Kroger ClickList would be such a game changer:
–Moms with young children. Bringing infants and toddlers into the grocery store can be so stressful. Not having to get out of the car to collect your groceries? Priceless.
–When mom is sick. I don’t know about your husbands, but mine is grocery store illiterate. I give him a list, and he comes home with half of what was on the list, forgets a few items, and gets the rest just wrong. Instead, if I’m sick, I’ll just place the order online and let the good people at Kroger make sure I get the right stuff.
–Moms who work long hours. No more grocery store trips at the end of the day when you’re tired and would rather be home with your family. No more fighting the crowds on the weekends. Game. Changed.
–When it’s freezing cold outside. I’m the first to admit, I’m not a cold weather gal. When the snow is flying and the temperatures are low, I’d much rather sit in the warmth of my car and have my groceries delivered to me than brave the elements. (I know, I know. Too cold to get out of the car to get groceries=first world problem. We are totally blessed to have the luxury of grocery stores, let alone this amazing service.)
–When someone is disabled or injured. If you can’t get around easily, this service is perfect. There are people I love in my life who need this service and I’m grateful it’s available to make their life easier.
One thing I really enjoy about grocery shopping in the store is picking out my own produce. I am particular about choosing the pear without a bruise so it lasts longer and making sure my avocados are either almost ripe or not ripe at all depending on when I’m going to use them.
If you have any worries about using Kroger ClickList for these reasons, you can be assured that they are non-issues. The Kroger staff is trained to choose the best produce for you. I’ve been super happy with the produce they’ve chosen for me every time I’ve used ClickList. If you have special requests, like you’d prefer your avocados to be hard, not ripe, there is a place for you to leave notes with each selection.
Sometimes, an item you choose is out of stock when they are fulfilling your order. In such a case, they look for a suitable substitute, and then ask you when you pick up if you’d like that substitute or if you’d rather take it off your order. It’s not any different than when you’re in the grocery store and they are out of an item you’d normally purchase. You either skip it that week or choose something similar. No biggie.
I have loved using Kroger ClickList. It’s freed up some of the time I’d spend in the grocery store, and I can always use more time. You can click here to find the Kroger with ClickList available closest to you.
Guadalupe Parnell says
Kroger ClickList has revolutionized the way we shop for groceries, making it a true game-changer. With this innovative service, customers can easily order their groceries online and pick them up at a convenient time. It’s like crack the code game of grocery shopping, saving time and effort.
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Jenny says
I have tried ClickList and liked it, but we recently signed up for the Shipt service that delivers from Meijer. It’s amazing. They shop your order and deliver it right into your house. It’s $99 a year but no delivery fees as long as your order is over $35. We love it…I’m waiting for my order as I type:)
Maryea says
Wow that’s amazing! Maybe Kroger will expand their service, too. Hint, hint, Kroger, are you listening? 😉
vicki says
I just signed up for the Shipt service instead of continuing to do Clicklist and quickly realized that they jack up the price on all the items 🙁 …I think I would rather drive to the store and get them! 🙂
Maryea says
Yes, I’d imagine they would have to charge more for that service. It would be great for the elderly or those who aren’t able to pick up the groceries. I’m with you, though, I’m okay with picking them up myself and saving money. 🙂
Dana says
Great idea! Can you read labels of items you may want to purchase before adding them to your cart?
Maryea says
Yes! There is a picture of the label you can look at before deciding. 🙂