Kroger has a game-changing new grocery service ' and parents might never shop the old way again

Kroger isnow delivering groceries to customers' homes usingUber.The grocery store already has a program called ClickList that lets customers order groceries online and pick them up at a store, where employees will load their food into their cars.The delivery service using Uber is the newest extensionof ClickList, and so far it's only available in two cities: Dallas and Richmond, Virginia.We tried it out, and it made us never want to drive to a grocery store again.Here's how it worked:SEE ALSO:Walmart has 2 huge advantages that should terrify AmazonI logged into my Kroger account online, and the website populated my most frequent purchases, which made it easy to build my grocery list.After completing my list, I chose to have my items delivered to my home. The delivery fee is pretty steep, costing $11.95.Then I chose a delivery date and time. Same-day delivery was available within four hours of the time of my order.See the rest of the story at Business Insider
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