Hey, just check out our new grocery list! We are so happy to introduce our amazing Grocery List Template in Google Slides and PowerPoint. It breathes with garlic, potato, avocado, and carrot illustrations! Let’s take a closer look at this printable checklist.

Illustrated Header

Before we talk about the planning list structure, let’s enjoy the beauty of the header. We have placed a rounded square filled in with grocery illustrations and added a title Grocery List. You can change the title as you want.

The Structure

Our grocery list template features five sections: Fresh Produce, Baking Goods, Freezer, Grains, and Spices. All these title subtitles can be replaced and typed in other names like Veggies, and Sweets. Every section has a rounded check mark for your convenience. This is an editable grocery list template that can be shared with your family online to collaborate on shopping ideas.

Printable Grocery List Template

Our team designs templates in the print-ready format, with pre-set margins. You don’t have to worry about the physical copy outcome.

So, if you like the template, welcome to download it and start your grocery planning with happiness!

Additionally, we encourage you to check out our checklist template in Google Docs designed for different occasions and hobbies.

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Free Template
Easily change the text, images, and more
Created: April 3, 2024
Author: Vladimir Belyakin
DPI: 300. Ready to Print at Office/Home
Size: 210 x 297 mm , 8.5 x 11 inch
Free Standard Google fonts
Compatible: Google Slides and Microsoft PowerPoint
Color: White , Yellow
Style: Simple
Downloads: 21
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