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When taking trips to the grocery store to store the week during thispandemicDo you find yourself graving to specific items? Well, according to a survey conducted byCoupon,storage of particular items makes in fact varies by age. We took a deep dive in the coupon data follow and here's what we had found the most on demandgrocery stores.

According to the coupon survey follow more than 1,000 grocery stores,eggs were actually the number one element purchased by millennia during the Covid-19 pandemic. After that, the second and third most on demand grocery items were boxes of pasta and milk jugs. Other items after this includes chicken, rice and lentils / beans.

Compared to other generations, the millennia were the only age group priority.junk food on their higher list of stock items. And compared to other older generations, the millennials did not hie the hygienic paper or disinfectant products and bought more paper towels on one of these elements.

While millennia stored on eggs, it seems that X generation was walking in the toilet paper driveway. This is true, the toilet paper has been determined as the first element purchased by Generation X, followed by eggs and milk. The paper towels then arrived, and just after the pasta are disinfectant products. Compared to the other three generations that took this investigation, it seems that the generation X the hierarchy clean on the storage of more food during the coronavirus pandemic.

Similarly to X generation, baby boomers also hierarchized toilet paper on their grocery lists, making it the most on-demand grocery number for their age. After that, the most popular food was actually pasta, instead of eggs like the other two generations. The eggs arrived in third, followed by paper towels and amazing coffee. You would think that coffee would be a priority for anyone storing at the store, but it seems that only the baby boomers were worried about being repaired by caffeine at home.

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