How to Use Microsoft To Do | Grocery Shopping List and much more

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Do you always forget your grocery list? 📋 Don't worry! Learn how to use the Microsoft To Do app to keep track of your shopping list effortlessly. In this video, I'll show you how to create, manage, and share your grocery list with ease.

What You'll Learn:
⩥ How to create a grocery list in Microsoft To Do
⩥ Adding items and setting reminders
⩥ Syncing your list across devices
⩥ Sharing your list with others

Microsoft To Do is part of the Microsoft 365 family. Use it as your shopping list app to make grocery lists simple and efficient.

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First time I am hearing of it.thank you

estherndidi

I love how seamless it is, been using it for a long time.. The only thing I’m missing is having smart grocery list like in Apple, which would be a nice addition

tarekelsabaa

This video almost slipped by ...

At the 45 second mark " ... peanut butter pretzel cheesecake ...". The recipe would have been a nice touch ... just sayin.

Item #1 on my To Do Grocery List " ... coffee ..." with a reminder set for Wednesday (ahead of Thursday's next video release).

Another useful tip from Prof Leila ... 😍😍😍

chh

I use this for my personal and work lives. Everything, shopping lists as well as packing list dor whenev we go away. It's just amazing.

NaftuliSinger

I use this together with my wife for while now and love it. We use it for all kind of to do's from garden projects to the packing list for vacations.

Manuel_E.

I love Microsoft To-Do for work, thanks to Leila's earlier YouTube a few years ago. I loved it so much it caused me to abandon any.do for personal, and instead, I got Todoist, since To-Do wouldn't integrate with gmail, and which I now like even better than To-Do.

However, as I much as I like To-Do, and Leila, not for a grocery list. I have a Dropbox Paper list of all the near-term and long-term things we buy, shared between my wife and I, and organized my isle at the store. When we need something, I just check it on the list. So less typing week to week. At the store, I just open it, and grab.

We used to do the list in Evernote, but Evernote has gone downhill for free users (which my wife has) so that is why we switched to Dropbox Paper.

If it is something unique, I will usually add via the app of the grocery store, where I also identify sale items every week. If I am making a special recipe, I'll have it in RecipeSage and it can create a grocery list for me.

Han-dle

I use it for recurring orders at restaurants. Helps out tremendously at the local Chinese food restaurant

georgemann

It is handy in To Do that you can add a reminder for each "item", but I tend to lean towards Keep. I like that I can set two "levels" of items so I can have Cold Stuff, Dry Goods, Non-Grocery, etc.

DeniseVajdak

This is a good tool and should also take advantage of "sublists" like dairy, meat, produce, aisles, etc.

georgemann

Thank you it’s great video. Part B of this video is baking and sharing your recipe. I followed your channel during my working days. I am retired I still following for new updates. Some new features I wish it was available during my working days. Keep us up to date thank you 😊

noush

I have not put much thought into the use of the to do list. Thanks for the quick rundown, as I may have never opened it otherwise.

randallgreen

Thank you for your excellent video.
I'm experiencing an issue with my To-Do list management. I have numerous tasks that require daily review and status updates. When I update tasks 1, 2, 3, and so on, I often need to step away for other work. Upon returning, I struggle to distinguish between the tasks I've already reviewed and those I haven't.
Currently, I use the star feature or manually move reviewed tasks to the top of the list to keep track of which ones I've addressed. However, I'm wondering if you could suggest a more efficient method. Perhaps there's a way to color-code tasks or use another visual indicator to show which tasks have been reviewed and which are still pending?

maythamalmouthen

Never heard and or used MS To Do, I only used MS Notes. Thanks, I can see how it can be used on the go, I would rather just used my digital note pad to write down notes on the go, ehehehe! Excellent almost 3 minute video! 😺🥰✨💎

TheDigitalOne

I always forget something when I get back home, this really useful video, I didn't know you could do that's with Microsoft to do, I think I might also use "To do" to visit palaces in my City, Thank for this video.

Lil-San