A good deed indeed. This list has been made by somebody doing shopping for a family who are currently in ‘lock down’.
Well done that person. May there be more like you.
A Good Deed
The Day I Hit The Jackpot
This list was kindly donated back in November 2017, a long time ago. I am very sorry to say that the email address I use for shopping list donations has not been looked at for that long, as for some reason I could not log in to the account.
The issue has been fixed today!
Here is the text accompanying the donation:
I spotted this list on the floor of the newly renovated Coles supermarket in Myrtleford, Victoria, Australia. I didn’t hesitate a second to swoop on it.
The item “Listerine Tabs” intrigued me, I didn’t know Listerine came in tablets. When looking online to find out more about this, I found a report on a student’s project, to design travel packs of the tablets. I’d sure buy them!
http://www.packagingoftheworld.com/2016/04/listerine-mouthwash-tablets-student.html
I have no idea what Tomato-Corri could be, unless it’s 2 separate items, the second being Coriander.
Then, I noticed that the list was written on the back of a receipt from the only other supermarket in town, Foodworks. This shopper seems to be a good recycler!
This second photo shows what he/she bought at Foodworks, 4 days earlier.
Kindly donated by: https://ytaba.wordpress.com
Many thanks for the submission and sorry for the 2 year delay in posting.
Green Tea
A decent gauge of note paper has been folded and used for this list. Simple staples of cornflakes, milk, green tea, grapes and cheese are listed.
Found at Waitrose, Abingdon, November 2019. Thank you Mrs. Andy.
Viakal
A quick Google has determined that Viakal is lime scale remover. What are RR or RD Pads though?
Ripped from a small note pad, this list is written in black biro in what looks like a lady’s hand.
Found at Sainsbury’s, Didcot, November 2019, thanks to Andy.
Victoria Biscuit Selection
Baby Pot, swede, butter, cherry tom, sweetheart, broc rice, royals x 4 and of course, mange.
Vegetarian menu, two types of potatoes.
This list is written on the reverse of a label. A price label from a supermarket shelf. Did the person find the label at the supermarket and write the list there. Or did they get the label on a previous trip, take it home and write the list? Or maybe, they work at a super market, take these labels home in bulk and use them for general notes and list making.
The label is for this fine product, McVities Victoria Biscuit Selection – “Turn any occasion into a celebration”.
Nice!
Found by Andy, with thanks, at ALDI, Didcot, UK
October 2019
Purple
Purpose specific paper hosts a fine list of culinary and domestic essentials.
Vegetarian. What is GMS Chicken, maybe I am misreading it?
Purple paper borders. Purple hand wash. The author likely likes the colour purple.
Aldi, April 29th 2017
Harry, Lucy, Granola and Pillows
People do give their children curious names these days.
Sainsbury’s, Reading, 3rd October 2019
At the Station
Found on the ground outside the waiting room at Reading Station.
The list reads:
Peppers
Parsnips?
Onions
Courgettes?
Broccoli
Milk
V. Parmesan
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Butter?
The list has been walked on as has the indication of sole prints upon it. The person is buying no meat or carbohydrates. Spelling not perfect.
A top up shop. Likely from a town centre shop rather than a supermarket.
Petrol & Pots, Bans & Bread
Male or female?
This person needed petrol. This list was used at Morrisons in Reading where there is a petrol station right next to the super market.
Angel Delight and frozen fruit. Was this person whipping up a special retro dessert?
Bans = Bananas
Pots = Potatoes
Morrisons, Reading 20th January 2019
Whisk or Whisky?
Perhaps a Christmassy list. Parsnips, roast potatoes, and the ingredients for a trifle.
A female hand. This is an organised person, items have been grouped with their domestic bedfellows and ticked off as obtained.
Was the trifle ever completed? Only the sponge, presumably sponge fingers, (?) have been ticked. Oh dear…
Whisk for the cream or whisky for the sponge?
Sent from Scotland with thanks.
17th January 2019
