I like food. As you could probably guess from the many recipes on this site.
But organizing a menu that doesn’t involve too many leftovers and ensures that my husband isn’t forced to eat cheesecake and bread for dinner (because I was practicing cheesecake and bread and forgot people eat real food on occasion) is not something I can do mentally. Hence these menu & grocery printables.
Since these have been so popular and because I’ve had multiple requests for different options, there are quite a few below.
As always, if you have an idea or want to see something in particular, let me know & I’ll see what I can do!
Table of contents
Instructions for Printing
• Print options: regular paper works just fine.
• All of the files are in pdf below. Just hit the “download” button (or pink word “download,” depending upon browser).
• The default size of these is full-page. However, if you want smaller, simply reduce the print size! If you’re not sure on how much to reduce, check out my post “How to Resize Printables to Fit Your Planner.”
Weekly Meal Planners with Grocery Lists
There are multiple designs in this section below. Some are newer, some older. Some have blanks space for meals, others have divided sections. Some are horizontal/landscape, some are vertical. Etc. Etc.
This is probably my favorite of the batch. I love the design and there is plenty of room for meals and snacks (or dessert).
The compartmentalized grocery list section helps keep the grocery list organized.
Another landscape option. Open space for meals. And compartmentalized grocery list section.
This is an older design. It’s a 1-week meal planner which I often use due to the fact my husband makes one meal for lunches and takes it all week (so I don’t need so much room per day).
Same basic design but with a cleaner format. The iridescent background prints lighter than it looks (at least on my printer).
Bright and colorful. Open design for meals. Larger space for grocery list.
2 Week Meal Planner & Grocery List
When you’re planning two weeks at a time, this is a great one. My favorite feature is the “schedule” section of the 2-week meal planner. It allows you to note down anything that might affect meal planning (such as working late or kid’s activities).
2 Week Meal Planners
Saving Money On Groceries
I have some random printables to help you save money on groceries.
For more information on saving money, check out the “Frugal Finance” page.
For saving money on groceries, check out “How to Save Money on Groceries (Even if You Hate Coupons)” and “How to Make a Coupon Organizer Binder.”
Saving money means being organized. This free printable grocery list and coupon tracker is portrait. There is a section bottom to keep track of any rebates/cash back submissions. I normally just staple the receipt to the list and file it for a few days in case there are any issues. (There rarely are).
This tracker is in portrait. It includes a column to track the final price if this is important to you. Please note the background is a watercolor and isn’t supposed to be crisp and sharp…it’s not your printer! It’s designed to be slightly blurry.
Old Designs
These are old designs…back when I knew nothing about design.In advance, I apologize for the horrible designs on some of them. These were some of the first printables I did and my designs have come a long ways since then! I kept them on the page in case someone liked them anyways. (In all honesty, I just looked at this page again after a years-long hiatus…and some of these designs are probably going away soon as I expand the page with fresher designs!).
