Grouping by category is a sensible and oft-used shopping list management technique. However, when one is faced with only one item for a category the system sometimes falls down. In this shopper's case such trivialities are ignored - bung them in a category area anyway! Hence we end up with "pizza bases" or "chips" stuck in the middle of a sea of white paper. Similarly with "sliced", but I have no idea what exactly is being sliced in this instance. I like the suggestion that "apples" may not be "fruit" as they are singled out from the general.
Saturday, September 10, 2005
199 - Apples May Not Be Fruit
Grouping by category is a sensible and oft-used shopping list management technique. However, when one is faced with only one item for a category the system sometimes falls down. In this shopper's case such trivialities are ignored - bung them in a category area anyway! Hence we end up with "pizza bases" or "chips" stuck in the middle of a sea of white paper. Similarly with "sliced", but I have no idea what exactly is being sliced in this instance. I like the suggestion that "apples" may not be "fruit" as they are singled out from the general.
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why is bacon with the dairy products? have us vegetarians been avoiding this product unecessarily?
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