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Most popular list templates
The templates people opened most from Google in the past year.
Grocery lists for every week and budget
Staples sorted by aisle, for the weekly shop and every budget.
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40 staples for a bare kitchen, aisle by aisle
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Long-lasting staples for one big shop a month
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Build your own list by aisle, with prices and notes
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10 canned staples, from fish and beans to full meals
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Products sorted by aisle, from dairy to personal care
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Everyday food and household basics, with quantities
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Dry goods, cans and jars to keep in a cool, dry place
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Cheap, quick, filling staples for a student budget
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Just four categories that match your kitchen and store
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Fresh, frozen and canned basics for a tight budget
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Portion-based weekly shopping to cut food waste
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Healthier swaps for meat, carbs, dairy, sweets and snacks
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Long-lasting staples and frozen food for quick home meals
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Meals for 7 days and the groceries to make them
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Aisle-by-aisle list for a full week at a big store
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One week of vegan meals, from tofu to nutritional yeast.
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Weekly healthy staples in quantities for one
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Protein, fruit, grains and snacks for energetic kids
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10 healthy breakfast ideas with a list of what to eat
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Pantry, fridge and freezer staples for quick healthy meals
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12 healthy snack ideas, from water to nuts and eggs
Shopping lists for holidays and parties
What to buy for the holidays and for having people over.
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Turkey, trimmings, pudding and drinks for Christmas dinner
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Cock-a-leekie, haggis and cranachan for 25 January
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Prep, tableware, grilling tools and clean-up for a BBQ
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Turkey, sides, pantry basics and drinks for the big dinner
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71 World Beer Awards winners, from stouts to wheat beers
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Food, drinks, decorations and entertainment for guests
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Food, drinks, blanket and kit for a picnic that works.
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Bookings, stationery, decor, and the day-of emergency kit
Checklists for a new home
What a new home needs, room by room.
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46 tools for a new kitchen, from knives to storage
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Bedding, storage, kitchen, study and document must-haves
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Cleaning kit, storage and upkeep rules for decluttering
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Kitchen, bedroom, living room, bathroom, cleaning, repairs
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Supplies, boxes, utilities, and the first-night bag
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Groceries, party food, cleaning and hygiene for a move
Packing lists for trips and holidays
What to pack and buy before you leave.
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Essentials, camping gear, clothes and toiletries to pack
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Clothes, toiletries and accessories to pack for vacation
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Documents, insurance, payments and luggage
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Stay luggage and a trail daypack, summer and winter
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Swimsuit, towel, flip-flops and extras for kids
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Documents, clothes, toiletries, meds and tech for the road
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One carry-on, every meeting day covered, nothing forgotten.
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Sea days, formal nights, cabin hacks, and port bags
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What to pack in a gym bag, from kit to shower things.
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What to pack for a beach day and a beach week.
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Everything to pack for a weekend in a tent.
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Boots, layers and papers for a week on the slopes.
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One bag, two nights, nothing you will not wear
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One packing list for a single night or a full camp week
Lists for a new baby and school
What a new baby and a school year need, ready to tick off.
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Hospital bag, baby essentials and extras for a newborn
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Documents, labor bag, postpartum and going-home items
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Thermometer, saline and skin care to start with
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Spare clothes, indoor shoes, hygiene and nap items
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Supplies, notebooks and gym clothes for every grade
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Diapers, feeding, clothes and comfort in one bag
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What a child needs before the first day of kindergarten
First aid kit and emergency lists
What to keep at home for first aid and emergencies.
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Canned, dried and freeze-dried food with long shelf lives
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Food, hygiene, medicine and games for staying home
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Supplies for cuts, burns, sprains, bites and colds
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Documents, meds, water, light and clothes for a quick exit
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Documents, meds, clothes and toiletries for a short stay
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Dressings, meds and supplies for trips, hiking and kids
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What to keep in the trunk before you need it.
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52 high-fiber foods in five groups, from figs to seeds
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Potassium sources beyond bananas, from soya to salmon
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Plant-focused list with set limits on meat, dairy and sugar
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Allowed foods for the 30-day Whole30 reset
Checklists for a new pet
What a new pet needs from the first day.
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Supplies and to-dos for bringing a puppy home
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Litter box, food, bowls, carrier, scratcher and hideout
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Bandages, tools, paperwork and a muzzle in one box
People also ask
What kinds of list templates are there?
On Listonic they fall into these types: grocery lists, holidays and parties, a new home, travel and packing, baby and school, first aid and emergencies, and pets.
How do I make a grocery list?
Start from a template close to your week, cross off what you already have and add what your meals need. Keep items grouped by store section, so you walk each aisle once. Listonic groups the list for you and keeps it on your phone.
Are the list templates free?
Yes. Every template is free to use on the page and to send to the Listonic app, which is free too and needs no account.
Can I use Listonic for more than groceries?
Yes. A Listonic list holds anything you buy or pack: groceries, household items, a packing list or a first aid kit. You can share it and tick items off as you go.
How do I get a template into the app?
Tap Add to list beside any template above, or on its own page. The whole list goes to Listonic, where you can add your own items, share it and tick things off.