Editor’s Note: This story originally appeared on The Penny Hoarder.
After a long day, navigating crowded grocery aisles isn’t always appealing. Delivery is convenient, but fees and tips can add up quickly.
Grocery pickup offers a middle ground: you order online and pick up curbside — often for free if you meet a minimum order requirement.
For many households, grocery pickup can reduce impulse spending, help you avoid the cost of delivery and help you track your total in real time. But minimums, service fees, substitution policies and pricing differences vary by store. Here’s what to know before you assume it will automatically save you money.
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