“The Wal-Mart Stores Inc. shopping cart has become a wall-to-wall force in grocery aisles throughout the Houston area. Wal-Mart Supercenters now control about 24 percent… Read More »Wal-Mart bags grocery market in Houston
“Almost everyone faces time constraints when it comes to meal preparation. But, with a little planning, it is possible to put low-stress, home-cooked meals on… Read More »Time-savvy tips cut meal-prep stress but keep home cooking
“I am looking for a generic grocery list, can you help? … The first two are meant to be check-off style, the third has categories… Read More »Yahoo! Answers: Looking for a generic grocery list
“The biggest conundrum when planning a trip to Montreal is how much room to leave in the suitcase for all the goodies you’re going to… Read More »The new food icons: Montreal’s must-haves
Plastic Shopping Girl Originally uploaded by soupermanultra. From soupermanultra’s Flickr pool: “I was at this Asian supermarket in Virginia (I think) with my friends and… Read More »Plastic Shopping Girl
“As authors of the newspaper column, Mills and Ross advocate a full pantry, with ingredients always at the ready and shopping kept to a minimum.… Read More »Some tips from the pros
“Dietician Kate Mellor, of the University Hospital of Wales, outlines the best way to diet and stay healthy.”
“…regulations will ban from school campuses foods made with poultry, meat, fish, rice, eggs, seafood, mayonnaise and dairy products if they’re prepared in unlicensed facilities,… Read More »Nutrition policy would ban some school foods
“…here’s another technical point that Whole Foods fails to mention and that highlights what has gone wrong with the organic-food movement in the last couple… Read More »Is Whole Foods Wholesome? The dark secrets of the organic-food movement
“Another little tidbit gleaned from April’s Food & Wine: those sticker numbers on your fruit actually mean something. Here in the US, fruit often comes… Read More »Read the numbers on your fruit
“In reports to be published in science journals this week, two groups of researchers hope to add evidence to the theory that soda and other… Read More »Scientists in food fight over soda
“The quirky national grocery chain Trader Joe’s opens its first store in New York City today. I know this in part because of press coverage… Read More »An Insider’s Guide to Trader Joe’s – For curious New Yorkers.
“Supermarket chains offering online shopping and delivery services are to introduce clearer pricing, the Office of Fair Trading (OFT) has announced. The UK’s leading online… Read More »Online supermarkets to provide clearer pricing
“Over the last several decades, the stray shopping cart has quietly become an integral part of the urban and suburban landscapes of the industrialized world.… Read More »The Stray Shopping Cart Project
Here are four simple tips to help you get in and out of the grocery store much faster (especially if you’re a time-pressed parent).
Real People, Real Finances: This looks like a weblog community site where you can keep track of how you spend your money and participate in… Read More »Personal Finance Blogs
I just added another 100 lists to bring us to 1100, despite the fact that I have many other, possibly more important things, to do.… Read More »Now featuring 1100 lists online!
UPDATE: The GLC Giveaway books for March are gone. Congrats to Amy Jo and Corinna — enjoy your books! | The first person to write… Read More »GLC giveaway alert for March!
Yay! Fellow list collector gets interviewed by Londonist: “Last week, we brought you the tale of The Man Who Collects Shopping Lists. Raynes Park resident… Read More »Londonist: Scott Allsop, AKA ‘List Man’
“Breakfast cereals have traditionally competed for consumers’ attention using colorful containers and characters, star athletes, catchy jingles and cool toys. Now, the nation’s biggest cereal… Read More »Read labels carefully for a truly healthy breakfast