Weekly grocery list
Grouped by section rather than by meal, because that is the order you walk the shop in. Share it at home and let everyone add as they run out of things.
49 items
Makes your own editable copy. No account needed.
The items
- Fruit and vegetables
- Onions
- Garlic
- Potatoes
- Carrots
- Salad
- Tomatoes
- Lemons
- Bananas
- Apples
- Whatever is in season
- Bakery
- Bread
- Wraps or pitta
- Dairy and eggs
- Milk×2
- Butter
- Eggs×6
- Yoghurt
- Cheese
- Meat and fish
- Chicken
- Mince
- Fish for one dinner
- Cupboard
- Pasta
- Rice
- Tinned tomatoes×2
- Tinned beans or chickpeas×2
- Stock cubes
- Oil
- Coffee or tea
- Flour and sugar
- Frozen
- Peas
- Something for a lazy evening
- Ice
- Drinks
- Water
- Juice
- Something for the weekend
- HouseholdThe section everyone forgets, because it is not food.
- Loo roll
- Kitchen roll
- Washing-up liquid
- Laundry detergent
- Bin bags
- Toothpaste
- Soap or shower gel
Makes your own editable copy. No account needed.
Questions people ask
- Why is a shopping list organised by aisle?
- Because you shop by aisle, not by recipe. One pass through the shop instead of three, and nothing is forgotten in a section you already left.
- Can my household add to the same list?
- Yes — share the link and anyone can add or tick items from their phone, with no account. Whoever is in the shop sees what was added five minutes ago.
- How do I reuse it every week?
- Reset the list instead of deleting it. The staples stay, the ticks clear, and you only add what changed.