On Apr 25, 7:27 am, Serene-y the Meanie >
wrote:
> Chatty Cathy wrote:
> >http://www.recfoodcooking.com/
>
> > Vote now!
>
> We have a whiteboard on the fridge where I note if we are running
> out of something. Then when we're about to go to the store, I
> either type or write a list, combining the stuff from the whiteboard
> with anything I feel like getting. When we're in the store, what we
> get may change depending on what's especially fresh in the produce
> department (we shop every two or three days, and try to buy what's
> in season).
>
> (About half the time, I make the list and then forget to take it,
> but that's a whole different issue. :-)
>
> Serene

Unless I'm going to be cooking something I don't ordinarily make, I
don't make a list. I also live alone, so I know when I have enough of
something or if I'm about to run out. And an impulse buy or two
always makes it into my shopping cart, although these are usually
inexpensive things. The downside is, more than once I've come home,
unloaded the groceries and realized I forgot to buy mayonaise or
lightbulbs or some other item I was MEANING to buy that day.

Melissa