What is it like working for Shipt? To be honest being a Shipt shopper a very good hustle especially for an introvert. I'm not even big on driving but even I was able to do it. Let's be honest I only did it for one day but in that one day of work I got to see how much potential this one side job could potentially bring in.
I made sure I turned on my camera and vlogged my entire 1 hour shift basically just to show how easy it was. I brought snacks from the dollar store and water so I didn't spend up the little bit of money I did make. I actually had fun!
But let's also get to the parts that weren't so much fun. It was really easy to see what was on the customer's list in the app but when I couldn't find an item it was kind of frustrating. When you can't find something you have to just tell them it wasn't found, see if they would like something else and keep going.
This particular customer did not want to be called or messaged so you basically just skip over the item and mark "not found". The checkout was also pretty easy but it's all so intricate because you have to make sure that your groceries are separated correctly (not piled on top of each other ) also at the register you need to scan a non tax exempt barcode on your phone and then you have to pray you're Shipt credit card works. My order actually went through very well.
Now we're off to the customer's house I was at a Target in the Northlake area her house was in the Norcross, Georgia area wasn't too far I was familiar with the area which made it more comfortable. I did get lost and the Shipt GPS directed me to a apartment complex instead of a house. I don't recommend using their GPS I recommend using your own GPS like Waze. The house was actually down the street I put on my mask drop the groceries on the doorstep took a picture (that I forgot to send in) and left.
So at first I was open to another order and I went to my favorite Wal mart parking lot. But by now it's approaching about 12:00 noon and there wasn't any other orders coming in so of course being lazy I picked up a couple things for my mother and proceeded to go home. For that little venture I was paid about $10.98 which I guess wasn't bad but then I saw why people keep driving for Shipt. I was cooking myself some dinner in a couple hours later I get a tip for $5.00 now that made my trip worth it so I see why people will continue to come out and drive for Shipt ,Uber, Instacart it's really a tip game because now that $10.98 turn into $15.98 I can now see how staying out delivering groceries for a half a day or a whole day can end up being a nice piece of change.
I took a little break from the Shipt App. I expect to go back out soon but with gas soaring in price it's not an ideal thing for me to do right now especially when there's other ways to make side hustle money. Overall I give it about four and a half stars. Shipt was something fun to do and you make money while doing it so why not. Here's a video I've vlogged the day I did shipped for the first day:
Hope you enjoyed this blog and the video make sure to come back now ya hear!
What is it like working for Shipt? To be honest being a Shipt shopper a very good hustle especially for an introvert. I'm not even big on driving but even I was able to do it. Let's be honest I only did it for one day but in that one day of work I got to see how much potential this one side job could potentially bring in.
I made sure I turned on my camera and vlogged my entire 1 hour shift basically just to show how easy it was. I brought snacks from the dollar store and water so I didn't spend up the little bit of money I did make. I actually had fun!
But let's also get to the parts that weren't so much fun. It was really easy to see what was on the customer's list in the app but when I couldn't find an item it was kind of frustrating. When you can't find something you have to just tell them it wasn't found, see if they would like something else and keep going.
This particular customer did not want to be called or messaged so you basically just skip over the item and mark "not found". The checkout was also pretty easy but it's all so intricate because you have to make sure that your groceries are separated correctly (not piled on top of each other ) also at the register you need to scan a non tax exempt barcode on your phone and then you have to pray you're Shipt credit card works. My order actually went through very well.
Now we're off to the customer's house I was at a Target in the Northlake area her house was in the Norcross, Georgia area wasn't too far I was familiar with the area which made it more comfortable. I did get lost and the Shipt GPS directed me to a apartment complex instead of a house. I don't recommend using their GPS I recommend using your own GPS like Waze. The house was actually down the street I put on my mask drop the groceries on the doorstep took a picture (that I forgot to send in) and left.
So at first I was open to another order and I went to my favorite Wal mart parking lot. But by now it's approaching about 12:00 noon and there wasn't any other orders coming in so of course being lazy I picked up a couple things for my mother and proceeded to go home. For that little venture I was paid about $10.98 which I guess wasn't bad but then I saw why people keep driving for Shipt. I was cooking myself some dinner in a couple hours later I get a tip for $5.00 now that made my trip worth it so I see why people will continue to come out and drive for Shipt ,Uber, Instacart it's really a tip game because now that $10.98 turn into $15.98 I can now see how staying out delivering groceries for a half a day or a whole day can end up being a nice piece of change.
I took a little break from the Shipt App. I expect to go back out soon but with gas soaring in price it's not an ideal thing for me to do right now especially when there's other ways to make side hustle money. Overall I give it about four and a half stars. Shipt was something fun to do and you make money while doing it so why not. Here's a video I've vlogged the day I did shipped for the first day:
Hope you enjoyed this blog and the video make sure to come back now ya hear!
If you're ever getting tired of a certain kind of dish: don't be shy about shaking things up! Although you could reinvent your entire plate, there are things you can do to increase the intrigue of nearly any meal that you love.
These are four of the most creative ways to add some heat and flavor to your food while still getting to enjoy the familiar flavors that you love.
Unique Spices
We all know about cayenne and chile powder, but why not take it further? In southwestern American states, there's a popular spice called chiltepin.
Made from powdered chiltepin peppers, this fine red grain is incredibly spicy and quickly adds heat to any dish without adding much flavor outside of it. This ingredient is the best way to heat up familiar dishes without changing their flavor too much.
There's a lot of hot flavor in this, so a little chiltepin goes a long way! If you're interested in trying this, ensure you buy the full powder instead of trying to make it from dried peppers yourself since it can be hazardous to breathe in while blending.
Fun Dipping Sauces
Dipping sauces can change the flavor of any dish without having to change the steps of making it! This could mean serving a dish with fun pepper jelly, or making your own unique sauce.
If there's any fast-food chain you love that has a tasty spicy or tangy sauce, consider looking up homemade duplicates that you can try in your kitchen! This is a fun way to try out making your own sauces while getting to make it as spicy or mild as you'd like.
Creative Combinations
If you're used to the classics and want something fresh, consider replacing parts of the recipe to boost the flavor some. This could mean replacing the cheese in chicken cordon bleu with pepper jack or adding buffalo sauce to your favorite hollandaise when you make eggs benedict. Combining spicy and creamy together ensures that it doesn't devour the original flavor of the dish but amplifies it and makes it something more playful.
Almost any dish can have items shipped out or added to make it spicier, like replacing celery in your mirepoix with jalapenos to keep the same bright green texture while adding spice. So don't be afraid to get creative.
Sometimes Spice Isn't Capsaicin.
Although most people think of hot peppers when they think of heat: capsaicin isn’t the only way to make a dish burn in a good way! Instead, consider spicing it up in other ways. For example, for desserts, cinnamon can add a lot of unexpected heat.
Although it's usually used in smaller amounts, cinnamon, when enough is used, can quickly build into a pleasant warmth and is the reason why Altoids and Big Red gum are known for a nice burn.
In savory dishes, consider including horseradish! This root can pack a major punch and is the main ingredient in American wasabi: so you know it’s hot. It’s a delicious and healthy ingredient you can add to almost any savory dish to create a complex flavor.
If you're ever getting tired of a certain kind of dish: don't be shy about shaking things up! Although you could reinvent your entire plate, there are things you can do to increase the intrigue of nearly any meal that you love.
These are four of the most creative ways to add some heat and flavor to your food while still getting to enjoy the familiar flavors that you love.
Unique Spices
We all know about cayenne and chile powder, but why not take it further? In southwestern American states, there's a popular spice called chiltepin.
Made from powdered chiltepin peppers, this fine red grain is incredibly spicy and quickly adds heat to any dish without adding much flavor outside of it. This ingredient is the best way to heat up familiar dishes without changing their flavor too much.
There's a lot of hot flavor in this, so a little chiltepin goes a long way! If you're interested in trying this, ensure you buy the full powder instead of trying to make it from dried peppers yourself since it can be hazardous to breathe in while blending.
Fun Dipping Sauces
Dipping sauces can change the flavor of any dish without having to change the steps of making it! This could mean serving a dish with fun pepper jelly, or making your own unique sauce.
If there's any fast-food chain you love that has a tasty spicy or tangy sauce, consider looking up homemade duplicates that you can try in your kitchen! This is a fun way to try out making your own sauces while getting to make it as spicy or mild as you'd like.
Creative Combinations
If you're used to the classics and want something fresh, consider replacing parts of the recipe to boost the flavor some. This could mean replacing the cheese in chicken cordon bleu with pepper jack or adding buffalo sauce to your favorite hollandaise when you make eggs benedict. Combining spicy and creamy together ensures that it doesn't devour the original flavor of the dish but amplifies it and makes it something more playful.
Almost any dish can have items shipped out or added to make it spicier, like replacing celery in your mirepoix with jalapenos to keep the same bright green texture while adding spice. So don't be afraid to get creative.
Sometimes Spice Isn't Capsaicin.
Although most people think of hot peppers when they think of heat: capsaicin isn’t the only way to make a dish burn in a good way! Instead, consider spicing it up in other ways. For example, for desserts, cinnamon can add a lot of unexpected heat.
Although it's usually used in smaller amounts, cinnamon, when enough is used, can quickly build into a pleasant warmth and is the reason why Altoids and Big Red gum are known for a nice burn.
In savory dishes, consider including horseradish! This root can pack a major punch and is the main ingredient in American wasabi: so you know it’s hot. It’s a delicious and healthy ingredient you can add to almost any savory dish to create a complex flavor.
I have been wanting a deep fried Oreo for years! Every time I would go to an amusement park or fair the stand for deep fried Oreos wasn't open. I was so intrigued about these deep fried Oreos I said "I'm going to make them myself from home" I was surprised at how little bit of ingredients to make them. Here is everything you need:
I have been wanting a deep fried Oreo for years! Every time I would go to an amusement park or fair the stand for deep fried Oreos wasn't open. I was so intrigued about these deep fried Oreos I said "I'm going to make them myself from home" I was surprised at how little bit of ingredients to make them. Here is everything you need:
If you know me then you know one of my FAVORITE places in the world is THE DOLLAR TREE! I can go to The Dollar Tree and find something new everyday. I use the dollar tree for many reasons number one being it's cheap! I can afford anything in that store. But the main reason is it keeps me in budget. I can find food, cleaning products, decorations,snacks, just about anything I need in the dollar tree. For this shop I went to one of my favorite locations in Tucker, GA
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If you know me then you know one of my FAVORITE places in the world is THE DOLLAR TREE! I can go to The Dollar Tree and find something new everyday. I use the dollar tree for many reasons number one being it's cheap! I can afford anything in that store. But the main reason is it keeps me in budget. I can find food, cleaning products, decorations,snacks, just about anything I need in the dollar tree. For this shop I went to one of my favorite locations in Tucker, GA
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This is one of my favorite quick breakfast recipes Vanilla Allspice Cinnamon Pancakes! It taste so good you wouldn't realize how low cost it is. Take a box of any brand Pancake mix I chose Kroger buttermilk pancake mix. The whole box is under $2.00 which is a steal because as a single person I will have that box for a long time.
This is one of my favorite quick breakfast recipes Vanilla Allspice Cinnamon Pancakes! It taste so good you wouldn't realize how low cost it is. Take a box of any brand Pancake mix I chose Kroger buttermilk pancake mix. The whole box is under $2.00 which is a steal because as a single person I will have that box for a long time.
This waffle recipe is one of my favorites! The original recipe I found on Sweet Potatoe Soul's YouTube channel and adapted it to my liking. There are no eggs or dairy in these waffles and everything needed is shown below.
This waffle recipe is one of my favorites! The original recipe I found on Sweet Potatoe Soul's YouTube channel and adapted it to my liking. There are no eggs or dairy in these waffles and everything needed is shown below.
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