Taking alone the 'granny' cart to the grocers, question.

If I could walk and used a cart I would definitely just take it in the store with me and then just have them use my cart also to put the groceries back into it and be on my way.

we do not have any granny carts but we do have home delivery system.,where we have to just order by phone and the stuff is delievered at the doorstep.

I don't see those around here due to the hills. But I do ride my bicycle to the market sometimes. The one time it was hilariously funny though, because I bought flour... and while going up the steep hill, all of the sudden the bag fell and there was flour all over the street! Needless to say that didn't save me much. Unfortunately though, for me bicycling doesn't save me money. What I save in gas I more than make up for in having to eat extra food.

I would think ya just fill it up take it out at teh counter and when in the bags put it back on the cart

I haven't used on yet, but I'm planning to, pretty soon. I have a cart that folds up to the size of a backpack, so it won't be any problem in the store, but I don't know how long it will last. It doesn't look too sturdy, and I'll probably have to get a better, wire cart when it wears out. If you get one that folds down flat, you can just put in in the store cart until you're checked out and then put everything in it. If you don't mind bending over a lot, you could use it as you shop, instead of using the store cart. I didn't know they're called granny carts. I see a lot of young people using them these days. I don't have a car, so I have to carry groceries several blocks, and that limits how much shopping I can do at one time. I think using a cart would make my life a lot easier. Using those carts would probably be a good idea for a lot of people because the walk would give them some exercise.