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Grocery List Using OneNote

A friend of mine recently introduced me to Microsoft OneNote. You can use it on your computer, phone or electronic device and it will synchronise the data on all devices. It has saved me so much time and money doing my monthly grocery shop!

I set up a Master Grocery List for each store I shop at (i.e. Aldi and Woolworths). Each month I save a copy of my Master Grocery List and tick off any item I've run out of for the month. When I'm ready to my groceries I delete any item off the list that I don't need to buy and then I head to the shops with my smart phone and have my list at my fingertips. 

I've also saved all my favourite recipes to the same app so that when I'm menu planning I can check my recipe to make sure I have all the items I need. Also great if you are at a friend's house and want to share a recipe.

Best thing of all the software is free! Definitely worth a try.
Contributed by Natalie Johnson

Editor's Note:  I love Onenote and have used it everyday for over 10 years for everything from keeping track of to do lists to writing articles to sorting recipes, I even use it to track our budget and spending. It is an amazing program with dozens of really useful features. As Natalie said, it is definitely worth trying. There are other similar programs available, all wonderful in their own way, and you're sure to find one that suits your exact needs.  Cath
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