Grocery Store items Names in English with Their Pictures

List of Grocery Store items Names

• Apples
• Bananas
• Oranges
• Strawberries
• Blueberries
• Raspberries
• Grapes
• Mangoes
• Pineapple
• Watermelon
• Cantaloupe
• Honeydew
• Lemons
• Limes
• Peaches
• Plums
• Cherries
• Pears
• Kiwi
• Avocados

Grocery Store items names in English with Pictures

• Apples
  A round fruit that is sweet or slightly sour. It can be red, green, or yellow and is eaten raw or cooked.
  
• Bananas
  A long, yellow fruit with soft, sweet flesh inside. It grows in bunches and is easy to peel.
  
• Oranges
  A round, juicy fruit with a thick orange peel. It is full of vitamin C and often eaten or used for juice.
  
• Strawberries
  A small, red fruit with tiny seeds on the outside. It is sweet and often used in desserts or eaten fresh.
  
• Blueberries
  Tiny blue fruits that are sweet or slightly tart. People eat them fresh or in pancakes, muffins, and cereals.
  
• Raspberries
  Small red or dark pink fruits made of little round pieces. They are soft, sweet, and sometimes a bit sour.
  
• Grapes
  Small, round fruits that grow in bunches. They can be green, red, or black and are eaten fresh or dried into raisins.
  
• Mangoes
  A juicy tropical fruit with yellow-orange flesh inside. It has a big seed in the center and a sweet taste.
  
• Pineapple
  A large, rough-skinned fruit with spiky leaves. The inside is juicy, yellow, and sweet with a tangy taste.
  
• Watermelon
  A big, round or oval fruit with green skin and red, juicy flesh. It has black seeds and is very refreshing.
  
• Cantaloupe
  A melon with rough, tan skin and orange flesh inside. It is sweet, soft, and juicy.
  
• Honeydew
  A smooth-skinned, light green melon. The inside is pale green and has a mild, sweet flavor.
  
• Lemons
  A yellow citrus fruit that is sour. It is used for juice, flavor, or cooking and is high in vitamin C.
  
• Limes
  A small, green citrus fruit. It tastes sour and is used in drinks, cooking, and salads.
  
• Peaches
  A round fruit with fuzzy skin and juicy yellow or white flesh. It has a sweet taste and a pit inside.
  
• Plums
  A small, round fruit with smooth skin. The inside is juicy and sweet or sour with a large seed in the center.
  
• Cherries
  Small, round fruits that are red or dark purple. They are sweet or tart and often used in pies or eaten fresh.
  
• Pears
  A sweet fruit with soft flesh and a thin skin. It is shaped like a teardrop and eaten raw or cooked.
  
• Kiwi
  A small, brown fruit with fuzzy skin and bright green inside. It tastes sweet and slightly tangy.
  
• Avocados
  A green fruit with creamy flesh. It has a large seed and is often used in salads or mashed into guacamole.
  

Grocery Store items names in English with Pictures

Store items Names in English

• Tomatoes
• Cucumbers
• Carrots
• Broccoli
• Cauliflower
• Spinach
• Lettuce
• Kale
• Cabbage
• Zucchini
• Eggplant
• Bell peppers
• Jalapeños
• Green beans
• Peas
• Corn
• Radishes
• Beets
• Sweet potatoes
• White potatoes

• Tomatoes
  A red, round vegetable (botanically a fruit) that is juicy inside. Used in salads, sauces, and cooking.
  
• Cucumbers
  Long, green vegetables with watery flesh. Eaten raw in salads or pickled for flavor.
  
• Carrots
  Orange root vegetables that are crunchy and sweet. Often eaten raw or cooked in meals.
  
• Broccoli
  Green vegetable with tiny buds on thick stalks. Looks like a tree and is full of nutrients.
  
• Cauliflower
  White vegetable similar to broccoli. It has a firm head and is eaten cooked or raw.
  
• Spinach
  Dark green leafy vegetable. Soft when cooked and used in soups, salads, and smoothies.
  
• Lettuce
  Light green leafy vegetable, mostly eaten raw in salads and burgers for crunch.
  
• Kale
  Tough, dark green leaves with strong flavor. Eaten cooked or raw and known as a superfood.
  
• Cabbage
  A round vegetable with many thick, green or purple leaves. Used in salads, soups, and stir-fries.
  
• Zucchini
  A soft, green vegetable shaped like a cucumber. Cooked in dishes or baked into bread.
  
• Eggplant
  A shiny purple vegetable with soft flesh inside. Used in curries, grilling, or baking.
  
• Bell Peppers
  Bright-colored vegetables (green, red, yellow) that are sweet and crisp. Used raw or cooked.
  
• Jalapeños
  Small green chili peppers that are spicy. Often added to dishes for heat and flavor.
  
• Green Beans
  Long, thin green vegetables with tiny seeds inside. Eaten whole after cooking or steaming.
  
• Peas
  Small, round green seeds found in pods. Sweet and soft, eaten fresh or cooked.
  
• Corn
  A tall plant with yellow kernels on a cob. Eaten boiled, roasted, or as popcorn.
  
• Radishes
  Small round vegetables with red skin and white inside. Crunchy with a slightly spicy taste.
  
• Beets
  Dark red root vegetables with sweet earthy flavor. Used in salads, soups, or juices.
  
• Sweet Potatoes
  Brown-skinned root vegetables with orange flesh. Naturally sweet and soft when cooked.
  
• White Potatoes
  Starchy root vegetables with brown skin and white inside. Used in fries, mashed, or baked dishes.
  

Grocery store items names with pictures

Store item Name in English

• Onions
• Garlic
• Ginger root
• Mushrooms
• Brussel sprouts
• Asparagus
• Celery
• Leeks
• Artichokes
• Turnips
• Butternut squash
• Acorn squash
• Eggs
• Milk
• Butter
• Cheese
• Yogurt
• Sour cream
• Cream cheese
• Cottage cheese

• Onions
  Round bulbs with layers, used to flavor almost every cooked dish.
  
• Garlic
  Small white cloves with a strong smell, used to add deep flavor in food.
  
• Ginger root
  Brown knobby root with a spicy taste, used in tea and cooking.
  
• Mushrooms
  Soft, spongy vegetables that grow above ground, used in soups and stir-fries.
  
• Brussel sprouts
  Small green vegetables that look like tiny cabbages, often roasted or steamed.
  
• Asparagus
  Long green stalks with a soft tip, eaten grilled or steamed.
  
• Celery
  Crunchy green sticks used in salads or as a healthy snack.
  
• Leeks
  Long vegetables like large green onions, used in soups and cooking.
  
• Artichokes
  Round green vegetables with tough leaves, cooked and eaten leaf by leaf.
  
• Turnips
  White and purple root vegetables, cooked in soups or roasted.
  
• Butternut squash
  A sweet orange squash with a hard skin, used in soups and baking.
  
• Acorn squash
  A small, dark green squash with sweet yellow flesh, baked or roasted.
  
• Eggs
  Oval-shaped protein-rich food with a shell, used in many dishes and baking.
  
• Milk
  White drink from cows, rich in calcium, used daily in homes.
  
• Butter
  Soft yellow spread made from milk, used for cooking or on bread.
  
• Cheese
  Solid milk product, comes in many flavors and textures, eaten with meals or snacks.
  
• Yogurt
  Thick, creamy milk product with good bacteria, eaten plain or flavored.
  
• Sour cream
  Cream with a tangy taste, added to baked dishes or dips.
  
• Cream cheese
  Soft, smooth cheese spread used on bread or in desserts.
  
• Cottage cheese
  White, soft cheese with small curds, eaten as a snack or in salads.
  

Grocery items list with pictures

Basic Grocery Store Item Name in English

• Heavy cream
• Ice cream
• Bread
• Bagels
• English muffins
• Tortillas
• Pita bread
• Rice
• Pasta
• Oats
• Barley
• Quinoa
• Cereal
• Flour
• Cornmeal
• Sugar
• Brown sugar
• Honey
• Maple syrup
• Peanut butter

• Heavy cream
  A thick milk product used to make food creamy and rich.
  
• Ice cream
  A cold and sweet frozen dessert made with milk and sugar.
  
• Bread
  A baked food made from flour, soft inside and eaten daily.
  
• Bagels
  Chewy round bread with a hole, often toasted or spread with cheese.
  
• English muffins
  Small, round, soft breads split and toasted for breakfast.
  
• Tortillas
  Thin flatbreads used for making wraps, tacos, or burritos.
  
• Pita bread
  Round flatbread that puffs to form a pocket inside.
  
• Rice
  Small white or brown grains eaten with vegetables or curry.
  
• Pasta
  Shaped noodles made from flour, boiled and served with sauces.
  
• Oats
  Small grains cooked into porridge or used in cookies and snacks.
  
• Barley
  A round grain used in soups and stews for extra texture.
  
• Quinoa
  Tiny seeds cooked like rice, rich in protein and easy to digest.
  
• Cereal
  A dry breakfast food made from grains, usually eaten with milk.
  
• Flour
  Soft white or brown powder made from grains, used for baking.
  
• Cornmeal
  Coarse yellow flour from corn, used in bread or frying.
  
• Sugar
  White sweet crystals added to tea, coffee, or desserts.
  
• Brown sugar
  Soft sugar with a light brown color and sweet molasses taste.
  
• Honey
  A golden thick liquid made by bees, sweet and natural.
  
• Maple syrup
  Sweet syrup from maple trees, often poured on pancakes.
  
• Peanut butter
  A creamy or crunchy spread made by grinding roasted peanuts.
  

Common Grocery Store Items List with Pictures

50 Grocery item list

• Almond butter
• Jam
• Jelly
• Ketchup
• Mustard
• Mayonnaise
• Soy sauce
• Hot sauce
• Olive oil
• Canola oil
• Vinegar
• Baking powder
• Baking soda
• Salt
• Pepper
• Ground beef
• Chicken breast
• Chicken thighs
• Bacon
• Sausages

100 Grocery items names with Pictures

• Almond butter
  A smooth spread made by grinding almonds, often used like peanut butter.
  
• Jam
  A sweet fruit spread with small fruit pieces, eaten on bread or toast.
  
• Jelly
  A smooth and clear fruit spread, softer than jam, with no fruit chunks.
  
• Ketchup
  A red tomato-based sauce, sweet and tangy, used with fries or burgers.
  
• Mustard
  A yellow or brown sauce made from mustard seeds, spicy and sharp in taste.
  
• Mayonnaise
  A creamy white spread made with eggs and oil, used in sandwiches and salads.
  
• Soy sauce
  A dark salty liquid made from soybeans, used in cooking and Asian dishes.
  
• Hot sauce
  A spicy sauce made from chili peppers, used to add heat to food.
  
• Olive oil
  A healthy oil made from olives, used in cooking or salad dressings.
  
• Canola oil
  A light cooking oil made from canola seeds, often used for frying and baking.
  
• Baking powder
  A white powder used in baking to help dough rise and become fluffy.
  
• Baking soda
  A fine white powder used in baking to make cakes and cookies rise.
  
• Salt
  White crystals that add flavor to food and are used in almost every meal.
  
• Pepper
  A black or white powder made from peppercorns, adds spice and flavor to food.
  
• Ground beef
  Minced beef meat used in burgers, tacos, and many home meals.
  
• Chicken breast
  Boneless white meat from chicken, lean and often grilled or baked.
  
• Chicken thighs
  Darker, juicy chicken meat with or without bone, full of flavor.
  
• Bacon
  Thin slices of pork, usually fried until crispy, eaten for breakfast or in sandwiches.
  
• Sausages
  Meat mixed with spices and packed into a casing, grilled or fried for meals.
  

100 Grocery items names with Pictures

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