Passover Shopping List - Broken Down by Categories for Convenience

Here’s a well-organized Passover Shopping List you can use, broken down by categories for convenience:

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Passover Shopping List

1. Matzot & Grains

• Matzah (plain, whole wheat, or shmura)
• Matzah meal
• Matzah farfel
• Gluten-free matzah (if needed)

2. Fruits & Vegetables

• Fresh fruits (apples, oranges, bananas, grapes)
• Fresh vegetables (carrots, celery, cucumbers, parsley, lettuce)
• Potatoes
• Onions
• Garlic
• Lemons
• Herbs for seder (parsley, cilantro)

3. Dairy & Eggs

• Eggs (for hard boiling)
• Butter or margarine (kosher for Passover)
• Cheese (kosher for Passover)
• Milk or plant-based alternatives (kosher for Passover)

4. Meat & Fish

• Chicken (whole or parts)
• Beef (kosher cuts)
• Fish (salmon, gefilte fish)
• Kosher sausages or deli meats (Passover-certified)

5. Pantry Staples

• Olive oil
• Vegetable oil
• Vinegar
• Honey
• Sugar or Passover-approved sweeteners
• Salt & pepper
• Spices (cinnamon, paprika, turmeric, etc.)
• Nuts (almonds, walnuts, pecans)
• Dried fruits (raisins, apricots, figs)
• Coffee & tea (Passover-certified)
• Wine or grape juice (for the seder)
• Gefilte fish mix (if making at home)

6. Baking & Sweets

• Passover cake mixes or flour alternatives (almond flour, coconut flour)
• Chocolate (kosher for Passover)
• Jelly or jam (kosher for Passover)
• Macaroons

7. Seder-Specific Items

• Maror (bitter herbs: horseradish, romaine lettuce)
• Charoset ingredients (apples, nuts, wine, cinnamon)
• Karpas (parsley or celery)
• Zeroa (shank bone)
• Beitzah (hard-boiled egg)
• Chazeret (additional bitter herbs)

8. Miscellaneous

• Paper goods (plates, napkins, cups) – optional Passover-only set
• Aluminum foil, parchment paper
• Storage containers (for separating chametz from kosher-for-Passover food)

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