Eleven bags of groceries and four flights of stairs up to your apartment later, and you just realized you have to go back to the store because you forgot...garlic? And walnuts. And butter. And come to think of it, peanut butter. Something else, too, but you can't even remember what it is you forgot.

With all the grocery shopping you'll be doing for holiday baking and entertaining between now and the end of the year, you're going to need something to keep you organized, and we think the Electronic Shopper is a lot easier than hiring a personal assistant. You just say what you want, it keeps track, and when you're ready to head out to the store, it'll print a categorized list for you. It'll even let you add other errands you have to do.

The ultimate shopping tool...talk and shop.

Great for Mothers Day!

When it comes to grocery shopping and picking out a movie to rent I always know exactly what I want until I actually set foot in the store. Then I end up going home with terrible romantic comedies, and way too much food I'll never actually make. This saves the day! You just say the words, and the handy dandy machine turns your rushed thoughts into a thermal paper printout! It also keeps track of errands, which means next time I go to rent a movie I'll get one I might actually like! (via Zaccardis.com)

Seriously? I think some dude in China won a bet . . . "I bet the Americans will buy this".
Is there anyone too lazy to write out a grocery list of all the food they need to buy.

This is so convenient. Great for families - anyone can just record what they want from the grocery store so when someone goes to the store for the week, everyone gets what they want. Technology really DOES make things easier!

The wife needs this one.

I never ever go to grocery stores......

She would love this one.......

I like this one! It s not just a voice recorder, it will even print out your grocery list. (or a to-do list) - that's the part I really like. Makes it handier than a tape recorder. It's meant for the fridge, but I think I'd take it in the car with me. (via Voice Recognition Grocery List Maker)