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Grocery list PDF
This kick-ass grocery list PDF template features hundreds of common — and commonly forgotten — grocery items and a few helpful shopping reminders, too. | My book
Milk Eggs Vodka
“Milk Eggs Vodka: Grocery Lists Lost and Found” is the dead tree version of this website and it's funny and strange and sad and intriguing. Now available on Amazon! | Big laughs
Top 10 lists
Hand-selected gems from the GLC. The best place to begin browsing the collection, and a good sampling of the kind of hilarious lists you'll see in our book. |
View hundreds of other peoples' grocery lists
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The official, stupendous grocerylists.org shopping blog
Here's where we link up useful (and fun) sites and stories about grocery lists, grocery shopping, bargains, food, healthy dieting, cooking and collecting. Use the 'View other peoples' grocery lists' links just above and at the bottom of the any page to browse the thousands of found grocery lists in the collection.
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Wednesday, October 27, 2004
Use Grocery List to Save Time, Eat Healthier
"Perhaps you've heard that it's a good idea to shop with a grocery list. Yet even when you make a list, you still forget to buy foods you need. Do some types of lists work better than others? Many organizational experts recommend making some type of list with similar items placed together. Grouping foods by category on your grocery list helps you remember food items and avoid a return trip to the store. Also, by grouping foods together, you're less likely to double back in the store for a food missed when in a particular section."
Posted at 9:48 PM Central Time
Sunday, October 24, 2004
Hello New York Times readers!
The New York Times > Magazine >The Way We Eat: Shop Write | "If you are what you eat, then you are also what you buy to eat. And mostly what people buy is scrawled onto a grocery list, those ethereal scraps of paper that record the shorthand of where we shop and how we feed ourselves. Most grocery lists end up in the garbage. But if you live in St. Louis, they might have a half-life you never imagined: as a cultural document, posted on the Internet."
Posted at 7:28 AM Central Time
Saturday, October 16, 2004
The Grocery Master List
"Psst — Want to save money on your groceries? Want to spend less time grocery shopping? Want to have an organized pantry that works for you? Try the Grocery Master List. A Little Prep Work...First, tape a piece of paper to the fridge. For a week or two, write down everything you eat or take out of the pantry to cook with."
Posted at 7:31 PM Central Time
Saturday, October 09, 2004
50 more...
Hi. Finally got around to formatting 50 more lists, which brings us up to 550. I still have 100-200 or so more lists to post.
Posted at 7:29 AM Central Time
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Uploaded as of Jul 20, 2008:
1,800 found lists!
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Downloadable grocery list
This PDF is The Ultimatest Grocery List featuring hundreds of items and helpful shopping tips and reminders. Never forget anything again! Download it for free.
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Top 10 hilarious found lists
Read our lists of Top 10 lists — hand-selected gems from the GLC. The best place to begin browsing the collection, and a good sampling of the kind of weird lists you'll see in our book.
Here's a random Top 10 list
→ Check out #382 (Just for the variety.)
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Gourmet food store
 The GLC Gourmet Food Store (and more!) is a fully stocked — via Amazon — online grocery store, department store, hardware store, electronics store, music and movie store ... and more store! Our current featured products highlight assorted gourmet cheeses from around the world. |
Awesome gift guides
We started doing roundups of unique (and yummy) gifts from around the internet. Check 'em out (more coming soon):
→ Holidays 2007
→ Holidays 2006
→ Halloween 2006
→ Sandwiches 2005
→ Holidays 2005
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Free books for you!
Every month we give away free food-related books to a few lucky visitors.
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milkeggsvodka.com
 I turned this web site into a book, which of course meant I had to make a web site for the book. It's a vicious, hilarious circle. See what folks are saying about "Milk Eggs Vodka" over at milkeggsvodka.com.
The book is available now on Amazon and at national and local booksellers!
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18 tasty food blogs
→ 101 Cookbooks
→ A Full Belly
→ Accidental Hedonist
→ The Amateur Gourmet
→ Bon Appetit Editor's Blog
→ Chocolate & Zucchini
→ The Daily Bread
→ The Food Section
→ i was just really very hungry.
→ Kiplog
→ megnut
→ Mighty Foods
→ Movable Feast
→ Saute Wednesday
→ Slashfood
→ Tasting Menu
→ Tigers & Strawberries
→ Sustainable Table
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13 great online projects
→ 52 Projects
→ The Audio Kitchen
→ Cockeyed
→ Diego Golberg's "Time"
→ Found Magazine
→ IS THIS YOU?
→ Lost Films
→ MAKE Magazine
→ MetaFilter Projects
→ The Museum of Online Museums
→ PostSecret
→ Readymade Magazine
→ Rephotographing Atget
→ TO-DO LIST
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Contact us
Want to send a found list to the GLC — or maybe just say hi? Or are you from the media, looking for witty and intelligent quotes for your story about lists, grocery lists, sandwiches, found art or the unstoppable Bill Keaggy? Contact me here.
Or just send your lists straight to:
Grocerylists.org
P.O. Box 752
St. Louis, MO 63188
USA
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