This was a much simpler way for me to get a tree with zero hassle. So I ordered the tree and a few days later 2 delivery persons arrived with a beautiful Balsam Fir tree and brought it right into my living room. Luckily I have 9 foot ceilings so my new 7 foot tree fit nicely in the corner of the room.

The trees are available for delivery on Wednesdays (from 8 am to 4 pm) and Saturdays (from 9 am to 2 pm). Prices range from $29.99 for a mini 2.5-foot tree to $119.99 for a majestic 9-foot tree.

The delivery fee is $14.99 for customers living between St. Clair, Coxwell, Lakeshore and Dufferin, and $24.99 for neighbourhoods located outside of these boundaries.

This year, customers can choose from four types of freshly cut and wrapped Christmas trees: Balsam Fir, Fraser Fir, Scotch Pine or Serbian Spruce (new this year).

To get your Christmas tree delivery, you can visit the Inabuggy xmas tree delivery page on their website. Enjoy!

First deliveries are taking place from November 16th.

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Instabuggy gives you a choice of stores to pick from, including FreshCo and Sobeys (although no huge players like Loblaws, Metro or No Frills) and promises delivery within an hour.

Convenience is key here; if you are hungry and want to order a packaged lunch, Instabuggy has your back. Same goes for dinner. When it comes to a weekly grocery shop, it becomes a little trickier to filter out the extortionately priced items for the everyday value you could find at the store.

I ordered a nice bundle of items for a picnic and they were delivered very promptly indeed, leaving me very impressed with the service, which certainly does seem to be the “speediest” in Toronto. On top of that, your first order boasts free delivery, meaning it is actually more cost effective for lunch items than apps like Uber Eats and Feast.

The perfect way to use Instabuggy would be in a group lunch or dinner scenario, that way (if you are ordering beyond your first delivery) you can split the costs. Instabuggy is also pro delivering in the park, which is a fun novelty! The minimum cost to order is $35 with an additional delivery fee. The fees range from $9.99 for orders between $35 and $60, and $5,99 for orders between $60.01 and $80. Delivery is free for orders over $80.

For me, it doesn’t solve the issue of Toronto lacking in bulkier grocery delivery services, as many of the items found on the site seem to be above that of what you would pay in store. For regularly use, I would also like to know the nutritional information for various items, which is perhaps something that could be developed.

Ultimately, Instabuggy is a commodity for convenience and, with many hectic days in the city leaving many of us struggling for time, a welcome on at that.

Check out their website for free delivery on your first order.

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