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These Free Printable Pantry Labels have a classic look to them...perfect for organizing without fuss. There are over 100 labels to make sure you have everything you need for a well-organized food storage system. Plus blank options, as well. See all of the pretty pantry labels included below.

An organized pantry has always been the key to my meal planning. It's what keeps me sane in the kitchen and able to make meals easily. It also helps my family locate snacks and drinks without having to dig (read: mess up my system). Today's free printable pantry labels will go a long way to helping you organize your own food storage space. There are over 100 labels, but also blank options. I explained everything below and included simple-to-follow printing tips, as well.

Free Printable Pantry Labels

Is your pantry in need of a little TLC? Organizing items into similar containers with cute labels is a great way to get it into ship shape. And your containers don't need to be fancy or expensive. Try items from the dollar store or thrift store. As long as everything is similar and works for you, then go for it. They main key is labeling everything so everyone using the pantry knows what is what.

How I Organized these Pantry Labels

These free printable pantry labels are available in the following three options (all labels are the same size, with ten per letter-sized page):

These labels come in a really extensive eight-page file with ALL the items you can ever use in your pantry (well, give or take, I suppose).

If you are concerned with printing all eight pages and not using all of the labels, the blank option may be more what you need (see the next bullet point).

Since you may want to take a more customized approach to labeling your pantry, I also have a sheet of blank labels. You can customize them with fine-tipped Sharpies or on your computer.

If you need help with this, be sure to refer to my tutorial for How to Customize Labels and Tags in a Word Processing Program.

And lastly, for those of you who prefer to organize your pantry in larger bins, I have a two-page file with broader categories of items.

Above, you can see how the broader category labels would work on bins in a pantry.

Pantry Label Categories

Before you commit to downloading and printing, I thought it might be helpful to share all of the items listed in the two major categories of pantry labels.

Labels Included in the Larger, More Comprehensive Set:

Drinks:

regular coffee
decaf coffee
regular tea
decaf tea
hot cocoa
water flavor packets

Legumes:

beans
black beans
chickpeas
lentils
pinto beans
split peas

Pasta:

angel hair pasta
egg noodles
bow tie pasta
linguine
elbow macaroni
penne pasta
rigatoni pasta
spaghetti

Rices and Grains:

arborio rice
brown rice
bulgar
couscous
farro
panko bread crumbs
plain bread crumbs
polenta
quinoa
white rice

Baking:

all-purpose flour
almond flour
brown sugar
cake flour
chocolate baking bars
chocolate chips
cocoa powder
coconut flour
confectioners' sugar
evaporated milk
whole wheat flour
flax seeds
granulated sugar
sweeteners

Breakfast:

cereal
hot cereal
jams and jellies
oatmeal
steel cut oats
syrups

Snacks:

applesauce
biscuits
candy
chia seeds
chips
chocolate
cookies
crackers
dried fruit
marshmallows
popcorn
pretzels
raisins
sunflower seeds
peanut butter crackers
animal crackers
granola bars
granola
nuts
school snacks

Dry Goods and Mixes

ramen
soup mix
dip mix
soup and dip mix
taco seasoning
instant soup

Labels Included in the Broader Category Set:

baking
bread
breakfast foods
canned goods
condiments
drinks
dry beans
herbs and spices
oils/vinegars
sauces
savory snacks
sweet snacks
snacks
pasta
rice/grains
canned vegetables
canned fruit
syrups and extracts
lunch box snacks
miscellaneous

How to Print these Pantry Labels

There are three ways to print these free printable pantry labels:

Avery Full Sheet Labels
Avery Labels 5163
plain white letter-sized paper or white cardstock, cut and used with glue or double-sided tape

I created these to print in all of these manners to make them more user-friendly, with lots of options. I'm hoping this isn't too confusing. All of the options were created with the idea that you're adhering these to containers, bins, jars, and similar...for a fun and cohesive-looking organized pantry.

Printing on Avery 5163 Labels

These pantry labels are all laid out on an Avery 5163 template, which comes with 10 peel and stick labels.
If you print in this manner, you can peel and stick them as-is, or trim the corners and borders around the design.

Printing on Full Sheet Labels (MY PREFERRED METHOD)

I'm a full sheet label person through and through. They give you so many more options.
Print on these just like regular paper.
If you print on full sheet labels, they're simple to cut out in the fun shape I created them in.
You can also use a paper cutter.
Then peel the backing and stick to your pantry containers.

Printing on Regular Paper or Cardstock

If you want, there is also an option to simply print on regular, letter-sized paper or cardstock, cut, and adhere with glue or double stick tape to your pantry containers.

Download Your Free Printable Pantry Labels

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