Below I've got a free printable blank grocery shopping list template that you can fill out over the course of the week for your shopping trip.
I'm pleased to provide this one page blank version of a grocery list to you, because previously only a longer, three page grocery list was available to print.
While many people loved it judging by the number of times it was downloaded I hated that it was so long. (Here's a link to the 3 page list which is already filled out.) That list was so long because it was already filled out with the most common items that people buy at the store.
This list is blank, so it doesn't necessarily jog your memory of what you need like the other one, but it is much shorter so it is less unwieldy to print out and put up on your fridge to fill out during the week, and then take with you to the store.
So now you've got a choice of which one you think will work better for you!
I've divided this list into the main sections of the grocery store for you. This allows you to see all the items you'll get in each section of the store in one grouping, and hopefully will reduce the amount of time you have to backtrack to get something you've forgotten.
In addition, don't forget to add your own quantities to this list, and other notations necessary for you to remember what items you've got a coupon for.
You can check out this article about making a grocery list for more ideas of notations and ways to make a list that works for you.
Click here to get your printable
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Once you declutter one type of item in your home I bet you'll want to declutter some more. After all, decluttering gives you a great reward for even a small investment of time and energy.
The Declutter 365 system is designed to help you declutter, over the course of a year, your entire house, with just 15 minutes of decluttering each day!
Hundreds of thousands of people use this proven system to get rid of their clutter, and bring peace and calm back to their homes.
Declutter 365 works to guide you to clear the clutter without overwhelm, focusing on just one small area at a time, and without making a huge mess in the process, so you see consistent forward progress without all that "messy middle" that makes it even harder to function in your home than before you started.
In addition to building a daily decluttering habit, the Declutter 365 program, along with the accompanying 52 Week Organized Home Challenge, teaches you the skills, habits, routines, and mindsets necessary to maintain the clutter free and organized state of your home from now on, so it'll never be as messy and cluttered as it is right now, ever again.
If you haven't already, make sure to get your copy of this year's Declutter 365 annual calendar here (it's FREE!), find today's date, and do 15 minutes of decluttering on the day's mission. Then, repeat again tomorrow, and again and again. Over the course of the next year, if you do this 15 minutes per day, you'll declutter your whole house!
Right now you're decluttering your pantry and other food storage areas, and there's a lot of stuff to declutter in this space.
I've done the hard work of breaking down these tasks into smaller more manageable steps for you, so you don't get overwhelmed or worry you're forgetting a task, and you can go at the pace you want, whether that's fast or slow.
In addition, you can tackle these decluttering tasks in whatever order you want when you use these checklists!
Here are several additional articles on the site related to the topics of grocery shopping and meal planning that you may find helpful:
Healthy Meal Planning & Grocery List Challenge |
Grocery Price Book Template |
Errands & Shopping List Template |
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Check out my review of the Eat at Home meal plans here, and why it's one of my favorite family meal planning services.
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Learn more about this free course, and why I'm recommending it in my article all about Instant Pot School.
How To Get Organized: Printables And Checklists To Help You Get Started
Printable Meal Planner Template
How To Never Run Out Of Household Items & Grocery Staples {Without Stockpiling}
Menu Planner Template & Combined Shopping List
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