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The grocery stores are the busiest on the weekends. If you currently buy your groceries on the weekends, you may be missing out on a lot of time savings. On the weekends, you'll have to wait in longer checkout lines, take longer to find a parking spot, and push your shopping cart in more “traffic” in the store.
But if you buy your groceries on a weekday, it's easier to find a parking space. You no longer have to cruise around the parking lot to find a space. And there won't be any need to follow customers back to their cars and wait for them to leave their parking spot.
The checkout lines are shorter. So you'll spend less time lining up to pay for your groceries.
The aisles aren't as crowded, so you can easily push your cart around without having people in your way.
But what if it's not practical for you to buy your groceries on a weekday? Try doing your grocery shopping at night. Most grocery stores are open during the night as well.
You can simply drop by a grocery store to do your shopping after you get off work. Then when the weekend comes, you won't have to spend your time doing grocery shopping, but you can do other things you enjoy. But most importantly, you'll shave off the time you spend on grocery shopping.
If you don't want to spend too much time after work doing grocery shopping, you can make a quick stop to the grocery store after work 3 times a week. Or you can make it 5 times a week or any number of times you prefer. This lets you divide the grocery shopping “workload” over the week. Your evenings will be more consistent instead of having an entire evening blocked out for grocery shopping.
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