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      Do You Like to Shop at Whole Foods?

Why you need to start shopping at Whole Foods?

In case you haven't already heard, America's biggest online store bought America's healthiest grocery store. That's right, Amazon is now the proud owner of Whole Foods Market. And with that, comes changes that aim to make this once niche grocery chain much more accessible to the general public. 

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Though some may be a bit dubious of compromises made, you can't deny the obvious benefits of getting more Americans to open their eyes to a healthier, whole-r, way to shop. As a long-time dedicated Whole Foods shopper, I am excited to take advantage of the benefits, and happy to share my "happy place" with all the Whole Foodie newcomers. 

 Here are all the reasons you need to start shopping at Whole Foods Market.

We all know Whole Foods' reputation for being "Whole Paycheck," but it looks like Jeff Bezos is out to change that impression — or at the very least, soften the blow. Jeff Wilke, chief executive of Amazon Worldwide Consumer, said in a statement reported by The Washington Post, "Everybody should be able to eat Whole Foods Market quality — we will lower prices without compromising Whole Foods Market's long-held commitment to the highest standards." 

As of Monday, August 28, 2017, the markdowns took effect. You can now expect to get your salmon, avocados, baby kale, almond butter, bananas, eggs, ground beef, rotisserie chicken, butter, and apples at a cheaper cost. For example, in Chicago, where each organic avocado used to be $2.50, the new price will be $1.99 each. And those organic rotisserie chickens we all love on days we don't want to cook? Once $14.00, now $9.99. Feel like chicken tonight, like chicken tonight? 

If you're already an Amazon Prime member (it's estimated that half of American households are), then you could be getting even more than free two-day shipping very soon. Amazon Prime is set to replace Whole Foods' current loyalty program to give members a special discount on products throughout the store. 

Though the details of the exact types of savings are limited, we do know that Whole Foods' private label products will be available through Prime Pantry and Prime Now meaning that you can order those discounted organic bananas to be sent right to your door within two hours. Peanut butter and banana sandwich anyone?