Since Amazon paid an eye-watering $13.7 billion for Whole Foods Market last summer, we knew we'd eventually see some integration of the luxury grocery chain's products into existing Prime services. It's taken a while to work out the details, but Amazon has just announced that Prime Now customers in select locations can now get Whole Foods items delivered within two hours.It's only available to residents of Austin, Cincinnati, Dallas, and Virginia Beach to begin with, but more cities will be added over the course of 2018. If you live on the outskirts of any of those places, check the site to see if you're eligible. Products from pretty much every aisle will be available through Prime Now, and Whole Foods CEO John Mackey says he's worked with Amazon to bring prices down across the board in preparation.To qualify for a two-hour delivery slot you have to order at least $35 worth of groceries. If you're super hungry (and have money to burn) you can fork out $7.99 for extra-fast one-hour delivery. Orders will be taken between 8:00 to 22:00, either online or through the Prime Now app. Happy shopping![EMBED_APP]https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.amazon.now[/EMBED_APP]

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