Quote Originally Posted by pmbguy View Post
Negotiate with a big grocer for a good price, have the grocer pack the orders. Have a good return policy with the grocer. A simple system for charging clients.
Or a variant that I (my wife, actually) subscribed to years ago - once a week we'd get a basket of quality fresh goodies delivered to our door.

The supplier was a farm stall.
Staples were things like eggs, lettuce, tomatoes, potatoes and a bread of some sort (there were about 4 variants that were supplied on rotation).
Then there'd be a few "surprise" goodies - jams, different types of mushrooms, cheeses.
And a recipe to make best use of some of the week's supplies.

It was pretty cool as it introduced us to some unusual ingredients and recipes that we might not have discovered or tried otherwise, and of course it really helped the wife come up with some variety in our meals without too much heavy thinking and research.

It wasn't cheap, but with all the various benefits, it wasn't that expensive either - fair value for money we thought.