It was the PERFECT gift for my crazy family. We have a grocery shopper who goes to the store for us, but we always forget to tell her if theres something we want, since we are usually not home when she goes to the store. She used to have to organize the list herself, and now she can use this when she goes through the fridge, we can when we realize we are craving something that we dont have, and it all goes on the same organized list. Simple, easy, and inexpensice.

Makin' a list and checkin' it twice, gonna find out who's...yep, the Electronic Shopper is going on my list for Christmas!

I stop at the grocery store after work about 5 times a week - this would help me get it down to three, at least...

What a wonderful product! I could sooo use this since I am a list maker on multiple sticky notes, which inevitably get lost! This would be ideal for a person like me. (via ThisOne)

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.

I need this.

Everyone who hates grocery shopping should try this smart-shopper. (via ThisNext Blog)

I'm not sure if I would use this or not, but I definitely like the idea of a neat, tidy list at the grocery story instead of something scrawled on the first piece of junk mail I could find in my rush.