Free Rosh Hashanah 7-Day Shopping List
Below is a complete 7-day Rosh Hashanah shopping list, organized by category for easy grocery planning. It includes everything needed for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snacks for each day.
🛒 Rosh Hashanah 7-Day Shopping List
🍎 Fruits
Apples (8–10)
Pomegranates (6–8)
Figs (dried and fresh – 2–3 cups)
Pears (3–4)
Bananas (3–4)
Dates (2–3 cups)
Grapes (2 bunches)
Lemons (3–4)
Dried apricots (1 cup)
Berries (for parfaits – 1–2 cups)
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🥕 Vegetables
Butternut squash (1–2 medium)
Sweet potatoes (4–5)
Green beans (1 lb)
Carrots (1–2 lbs)
Cabbage (1 head)
Spinach (fresh – 2–3 bunches or bags)
Cucumbers (2–3)
Dill (fresh)
Beets (3–4)
Broccoli (1–2 heads)
Roasted red peppers (jarred or fresh – 1–2)
Asparagus (1 bunch)
Leeks (2–3)
Root vegetables (parsnips, turnips, optional)
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🍞 Grains, Breads & Baked Goods
Challah (2–3 loaves or ingredients to bake)
Whole grain bread
Bulgur wheat
Quinoa
Wild rice
Israeli couscous
Barley (soak ahead)
Matzo (for quiche base)
Flatbreads or pita
Flour (for muffins, challah, scones)
Rolled oats (for overnight oats)
Granola (or ingredients to make)
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🧀 Dairy & Eggs
Feta cheese
Greek yogurt (plain – 2–3 cups)
Butter
Eggs (2 dozen)
Milk or non-dairy alternative (for baking/cooking)
Cheese (as needed for quiche or snacking)
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🍖 Proteins & Meats
Chicken (whole or thighs – 3–4 lbs)
Brisket (2–3 lbs)
Salmon (filets – 4)
Ground beef or turkey (for stuffed cabbage)
Lamb (stew meat – 2 lbs)
Fish (white fish or tilapia – 4 filets)
Duck or turkey (for Day 7 – optional but festive)
Canned or dried chickpeas (2–3 cans or 2 cups dried)
Lentils (1–2 cups)
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🌰 Nuts, Seeds & Legumes
Walnuts (1–2 cups)
Almonds (sliced or whole – 1–2 cups)
Honey-roasted nuts (for trail mix)
Roasted chickpeas (or make from dried/canned)
Tahini (for sauce)
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🍯 Sweeteners, Spices, Condiments
Honey (large jar – use generously)
Cinnamon
Maple syrup
Apple butter
Olive oil
Salt & pepper
Garlic
Onion powder
Paprika
Cumin
Fresh herbs: parsley, dill, thyme
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🥣 Pantry Essentials
Baking powder/soda
Yeast (for homemade challah)
Vinegar (apple cider or white)
Sugar (brown + white)
Vanilla extract
Cooking spray or oil for baking
Dates syrup or silan (optional but traditional)
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🍽️ Table & Miscellaneous
Candles (for table setting and decor)
Napkins and plates (special for Rosh Hashanah)
Paper, markers, or decorative materials (for family crafts)
Printable verses or scrolls (if creating activities)
Kid-friendly cups or trays for activity time
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