01 / THE PRODUCE AISLE
Know your staples.
Onions, potatoes and the difference between something that stores well and something that needs using soon.
A little farm sense for the grocery aisle
Good food.
A little more
sense.
What’s worth buying. What to leave on the shelf. What you could grow in a backyard.
Earl’s Grocery List brings the everyday grocery decisions together in one practical digital guide, so you can shop with a plan and use what you bring home.
One-time price · USD · Digital ebook
EARL WHITLOCKPlain talk. Practical groceries.
On my list
onions & potatoes
beans
tomatoes
eggs (read the number)
BUY WITH A PLANREAD THE LABELSTORE IT WELLGROW WHAT MAKES SENSE
The everyday stuff matters
A grocery list
with reasons behind it.
Start with the foods you already buy. Learn what to check before they go in your cart.
02 / THE PANTRY
Simple food earns its place.
Dried beans, canned tomatoes and frozen vegetables. Practical choices for meals you actually cook.
03 / THE BACKYARD
Grow what fits your life.
A patch of ground is an option. Start with your space, your time and what your household eats.
Onions & potatoesPinto beansFrozen vegetablesCanned tomatoesGround beefEggs
One thing to try next trip
Read the little number
on the egg carton.
A three-digit pack-date code tells you the day of the year: 001 is January 1, and 365 is December 31 in a regular year. Compare cartons using the same year’s codes.
It’s one useful piece of information alongside the date, condition and storage instructions on the package.
Example · same year
318→337
Packed 19 days later.A small check before you choose.
Put the price beside the habit
A few dollars a week
adds up.
The book costs $27 once. Use the numbers below to see how a small change in your own shopping could compare.
An illustrative weekly difference
Five dollars.
Every grocery week.
- Possible change in weekly spending
- $5
- Weeks in this example
- 52
Over one year$260
Small repeat purchases, food you don’t use, or a higher-priced option can add up. Your own receipts tell the story.
A reference you keep
Earl’s Grocery List.
One purchase.
- Digital ebook
- $27
- Book subscription
- $0
One-time book price$27
Read it before your next grocery trip. Return to it when you’re checking a label, sorting your pantry or planning a garden.
Try your own number
What if you spent a little less?
$0 / week$25 / week
Over 52 weeks$260
After the $27 book$233
Illustrative arithmetic, not promised savings or current store prices. Results depend on your choices and circumstances. The example assumes 52 shopping weeks and excludes taxes on the book. About $0.52 less per week would equal the $27 price over a year.
Digital ebook · cover mockupKeep it beside your shopping list
From “what should I buy?”
to “here’s my plan.”
A practical guide built around the groceries you use every week.
- 01
Start with your household
What you eat, what you already have and what gets wasted.
- 02
Shop the aisles with a reason
Produce, pantry staples, frozen food, meat and eggs.
- 03
Bring it home and use it
Storage decisions and a grocery routine you can repeat.
- 04
Decide what belongs in the garden
Consider your space and your time before you plant.
Meet Earl
The farmer
behind the list.
You’ve heard Earl talk groceries from the barn. This is a place to bring those decisions together.
His grocery advice starts with ordinary food: onions, potatoes, beans, tomatoes, meat and eggs. Check what you’re buying. Think about how you’ll use it. Give the small details a little attention.
See what the guide covers ↑Before you choose
A few fair
questions.
Is this a physical book?
It is a digital ebook. Nothing is mailed. The ebook will be sent after payment.
What does it cost?
The book is $27 USD as a one-time purchase. There is no book subscription. Applicable taxes will be shown at checkout.
Will it guarantee I save money?
No. The price comparison is an example of the arithmetic, not a guarantee. Your household, local prices and choices determine what you spend.
Do I need a farm or a garden?
The grocery sections are for an ordinary shopping trip. Growing food is a separate option to consider if your space and schedule allow it.
How will payment work?
Secure checkout is handled by Dodo Payments. The price is $27 USD as a one-time purchase.
Take a little farm sense with you
Earl’s
Grocery List.
A guide for your grocery trip.
A reference for the weeks after it.