Whole Foods--why does the website suck?

[Anonymous]

Seriously, this chain makes buckets of money but can't spring for a decent website?

You can't find any information in general, but in trying to access a gluten free list, it directs me to select a local store. After doing this and selecting GF, it redirects me to search for the local store. WTF?

[Anonymous]

It is a grocery store. Even a list may not be current a few minutes after updating it. They, along with Safeway, Giant, TJs and Harris Teeter have all jumped on the gluten free fad. I can assure you, they will have plenty.

[Anonymous]

Because we all spend money there anyway.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It is a grocery store. Even a list may not be current a few minutes after updating it. They, along with Safeway, Giant, TJs and Harris Teeter have all jumped on the gluten free fad. I can assure you, they will have plenty.

There is no list of GF food--that is the point. And I'm buying for someone with celiac--so not a fuckin' fad. Thanks.

[Anonymous]

Is there another grocery chain that has a list of gluten free products? Don't expect something that shouldn't be expected.

[Anonymous]

I feel you OP. I've done the same thing looking for the GF list.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Is there another grocery chain that has a list of gluten free products? Don't expect something that shouldn't be expected.

Very few grocery stores have a GF bakery. Basically, their website should work, but it doesn't. That's a reasonable expectation.

[Anonymous]

Wegmans has the best app and web site, which literally lists every product they carry and tells you which aisle at your local store. I wish other stores would get on board.

[Anonymous]

Trader Joe's has had a list of GF products before although I haven't looked for it lately.

[Anonymous]

Don't get your titties in a twaddle. Get on your fixie, ride to the actual store, ask a manager to help you. Place items in your cloth bag and ride your boney butt home. Done and done.