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The world's largest collection of found grocery lists.
  • ABOUT
  • VIEW THE LISTS
  • BOOK
  • DOWNLOADS
  • CONTACT & MORE
    • TOP 10 LISTS
    • THE GLC BLOG
    • BOOK GIVEAWAYS!
    • CONTRIBUTOR HALL OF FAME
    • LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
    • CONTACT OR CONTRIBUTE

Looking at local grocery store prices

  • September 27, 2005August 24, 2009
  • Saving money

“Have you ever wondered which grocery store has the best prices? I did. So, armed with a laundry list of common grocery items, I recently paid a visit to the area’s five supermarket chains to compare prices.”

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This is the world's largest collection of found grocery lists. In fact, we wrote the book on found grocery lists.
Why? Other peoples' grocery lists are fascinating. Plus, the internet is a great place to do  stupid  interesting things. So far 3,800 funny, crazy, weird, sad and/or mundane discarded scraps of paper have been posted. But it's not all useless stuff—we also link to useful and interesting articles about food, shopping, lists, collecting, and more, as well as provide a pretty awesome downloadable PDF grocery list for free.

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