Have you noticed the high prices on case-buy veggies on Amazon?

As I’ve said in the past, I am not one to hype a deal if I really don’t feel that it is worth it.  I also don’t purchase everything that I post.  We all have different likes, dislikes, and preferences.  So, I am not bashing Amazon by posting this comparison, but really want you to consider the free 90-day Walmart+ membership.  There is no obligation and you may like it and want to pay the fee after 90-days.  Right now, I do.

I have been paying for Walmart+ for a few months now and am not ready to commit to the yearly one-time fee, even if it will save me a couple bucks.  I don’t trust any retailer to not change things and make it less beneficial after I have put my money out.  But, with that said, I do find Walmart+ to be right up there where Amazon USED to be with their Prime.

—-> Free 90-day Trial of Walmart+

Note that if you sign up at a different link other than the one right above this text, you may be offered a shorter trial.  Why not make the most of it and get 90 days!

So back to Walmart+.  They have been very good at the 2-day shipping, where Amazon is now changing some of their lower priced items to a longer shipping due to price.  But isn’t that why people are paying $119 a year ($139 with the upcoming increase in membership cost).

I search daily for deals that I can post for my readers and I think that stocking up on essentials may be important right now with the supply chain issues were are seeing.  I wouldn’t say to go overboard, but to just have a little more than you normally would on hand.  Although I am no longer a Mormon, my parents were Mormon and I grew up in the church.  They always advocated to have a year supply of food and water on hand.  I don’t find that controversial at all … why not?  You really never know what the next day or month or future will bring.

 

So, looking around on Amazon, I have seen that some of their cases of vegetables are twice as much (per can) than buying singly at Walmart.  Instead of buying a 12 can case on Amazon, head over to Walmart and buy 12 single cans.  It’s so much cheaper on about all the veggies I checked!  Although I did find a decent deal on kidney beans on Amazon.  I posted that here:

Bush’s Best Kidney Beans 12-pack case deal!

I am trying to weight the difference in Amazon Prime versus Walmart+ … and Walmart+ seems to be winning.  Although, I do not use may of the Amazon Prime digital services that supposedly make it more worthwhile.  I just really want free shipping and in a reasonable time period.

You can stock up on veggies by just buying multiple cans like Libby’s Cut Green Beans 76¢ a can – a case of 12 would be $9.12.  And, you can save even more if you don’t mind Walmart’s store brands.  A case of 12 of Walmart’s Great Value Green Beans would only be $6!

And with the Free 90-day Trial of Walmart+ – you would get free shipping to your home on any order (exclusions do apply).

From another post a while back:

Some of the reasons that I like it: 

• Realtime prices for scanning while in store
• Free shipping no minimum!
• Free grocery delivery w/ $35 minimum
• I find it easier to sort by retailer than I do with Amazon.

The sorting by retailer is so helpful to me.  I also filter to only sold by Walmart (and not 3rd party sellers).

Anyway, you I see no reason to pass up a free no obligation membership to Walmart+.  Even if you don’t want to re-up after your free trial, you could use it to stock up on some essentials.

Happy shopping!