The Shopping List Compendium and Collection

A collection of over 270 abandoned shopping lists and grocery lists, each with funny and tongue-in-cheek comments about the list and the person who wrote it. * Currently on hold *

Wednesday, April 06, 2005

007 - Floures


One of the most interesting things about shopping lists is the way that people spell things. Apparently ground down wheat for making bread (i.e. flour) is often misspelt as flower. On this example, though, we see the reverse: this person wants a plural quantity of milled wheat.
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