Prime Now favorite foods delivered in two hours to celebrate Amazon Prime Day
The annual Amazon Prime Day brings numerous specials and deals. The Prime Now offers favorite foods delivered with a two hour delivery special.
Ever get home from the store and forget an essential item for a party? What about those days when you just don’t want to go to the store? With Prime Now, customers can have favorite foods delivered in just two hours.
Amazon and Amazon Prime have changed how consumers shop. Besides being the easy way to shop for many consumer goods, Amazon Pantry and all the food items changed how consumers stock the house. With a press of a button or a scan of the refrigerator, no one has to worry about running out of pickles, ketchup or mustard.
Still, the quick 1 or 2-day delivery may not be quick enough for everyone’s needs. When throwing a party, no one wants to forget or run out of items. The Prime Now service can ensure that the hamburger buns get on the table, the berries are in the bowl and even the beer gets in the cooler.
The ultra-fast delivery service is available in about 30 cities. Some products, like alcohol, may not be available in all delivery locations. But, for those with this service, who wouldn’t want to order a 6-pack from Alexa while sitting on the couch watching an Amazon Prime movie. This service is another example of Amazon catering to the consumers’ needs.
Amazon Prime Now deals, photo from Business Wire
To celebrate Amazon Prime Day, the super quick Amazon delivery service offers big savings. According to Amazon, now through Prime Day “members get $10 off their first Prime Now order and $10 off their next order using promotional code 10PRIMEDAY.“
Additionally, Amazon offers discounts on some summer favorites. From Halo Ice Cream to Gatorade, Prime Day deals are plentiful. The annual discount day is the perfect time to stock the pantry and refrigerator.
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Amazon has and will continue to change how consumers shop. The super fast favorite foods delivered is just another example. What will come next? Time to start speculating.