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Eat Everything In A Grocery Store Food List: Full Index Walkthrough

Track all 175 foods in Eat Everything In A Grocery Store with this Food Index walkthrough covering shelves, warehouse pallets, and the Golden Banana.

2026-10-17
Eat Everything In A Grocery Store Wiki Team
Quick Guide
  • Eat Everything In A Grocery Store food list: the game tracks 175 food items across the store.
  • Four food zones: regular shelves, warehouse pallets, large special foods, and hidden collectibles.
  • Golden Banana: a hidden Food Index target that requires searching beyond the main aisles.
  • Calorie strategy: prioritize high-calorie clusters first, then sweep low-value leftovers.
  • Upgrades matter: Multi Eat, Reach, and Speed make dense food sections far faster to clear.

How the Food List Works

The Food Index is the collection backbone of Eat Everything In A Grocery Store. Every edible target in the supermarket feeds one shared goal: eat all 175 food items and drain the store's roughly 4.3 million total calories. The index is organized around where food appears, not alphabetically, so your route through the store determines how quickly the list fills in.

The game's official Roblox page confirms the core collection targets: shelf food, warehouse stock, oversized special foods, and the hidden Golden Banana.

Index Basics

Foods register in the Food Index the moment they are fully eaten. Partially eaten large targets do not count until completely cleared, so finish big items before moving on.

Food List by Store Location

Foods fall into four location-based categories. Each category rewards a slightly different playstyle and upgrade loadout.

CategoryLocationCalorie ValueBest UpgradesCollection Difficulty
Regular Shelf FoodMain aisles and shelf sectionsVaries by itemHold to Eat, Multi Eat★★☆☆☆
Warehouse Pallet FoodStorage and pallet areasVaries by itemSpeed, Reach★★★☆☆
Large Special FoodOpen store spacesHigh per targetMulti Eat, Reach★★★★☆
Golden BananaHidden locationSpecial index valueSpeed, thorough search★★★★★

Regular Shelves

  • Highest item count on the food list
  • Dense clusters reward Multi Eat
  • Clear aisle-by-aisle to avoid skips

Warehouse Pallets

  • Food hidden between and behind stacks
  • Reach reduces repositioning
  • Less visible than main aisles

Large Special Foods

  • Big calorie payouts per target
  • Must be fully cleared to count
  • Often placed in open spaces

Golden Banana

  • Hidden collectible outside main routes
  • Check corners and storage spaces
  • Requires deliberate exploration
Don't Leave Early

Do not exit after clearing visible aisles. The Golden Banana and several warehouse items sit outside the obvious shelf route and are the most commonly missed entries on the food list.

Food Tier List by Game Phase

The best food to eat changes as your upgrades improve. Use this phase-based priority to keep calorie income efficient from start to finish.

TierPhaseCategoryPriorityStrategy
S TierMid & Late GameHigh-calorie foodHighestReserve for routes where several big targets cluster together
A TierEarly & Mid GameFast-to-eat foodHighKeeps momentum when high-calorie targets need long detours
B TierAll PhasesEasy-access shelf foodSituationalEat when directly on your path; saves movement time
C TierLate CleanupLow-calorie or isolated foodLowestCollect only after high-value sections are complete
Efficiency Rule

High-value food for calories, fast food for momentum, easy food for gap-filling. Detouring across the store for one C-tier item is the most common calorie-per-minute mistake.

Food Index Completion Route

Follow this route to complete the Eat Everything In A Grocery Store food list in a single organized pass.

1

Pick a Starting Section

Choose one edge of the store and divide your run into connected sections: aisles, shelves, and warehouse.

2

Clear Nearby High-Calorie Targets

Eat the biggest items near your start path first, before travel upgrades make distant targets cheaper to reach.

3

Sweep Shelves Aisle by Aisle

Use Hold to Eat and Multi Eat to clear each aisle completely before rotating, so no index entries are skipped.

4

Treat the Warehouse as Its Own Route

Enter once, clear all pallet food in a single dedicated pass, checking behind and between stacks.

5

Hunt the Golden Banana

Before the final sweep, inspect corners, storage spaces, and areas outside the main shelf route for hidden collectibles.

6

Final Cleanup Sweep

Finish with one continuous pass for remaining low-calorie and isolated foods without re-searching cleared zones.

Upgrade Checkpoint

Before the warehouse and large-food phases, spend calories on Multi Eat and Reach. Dense and oversized targets are where these upgrades save the most time per food item.

Completion Checklist

Food Index Milestones:

  • Clear every regular shelf aisle without skipping items
  • Complete the warehouse pallet pass in one route
  • Fully eat all large special food targets
  • Find and eat the hidden Golden Banana
  • Reach 175 of 175 foods in the Food Index
Track Progress

Watch your calorie total against the store's roughly 4.3 million calories. If your calories stall near the end, the missing entries are usually warehouse or hidden items, not shelf food.

Food List FAQ

Q: How many foods are on the Eat Everything In A Grocery Store food list?

The official game page lists 175 food items in the Food Index, spread across regular shelves, warehouse pallets, large special foods, and hidden collectibles like the Golden Banana.

Q: Where is the Golden Banana located?

The Golden Banana sits in a hidden location within the store, away from the main shelf route. Search corners, storage spaces, and less obvious areas after clearing the visible aisles.

Q: Do partially eaten large foods count toward the Food Index?

No. Large special foods only register in the index once they are fully cleared, so finish each big target before moving to the next section.

Q: Which upgrades help complete the food list fastest?

Hold to Eat and Multi Eat speed up dense shelf sections, while Reach reduces repositioning around crowded shelves and warehouse pallets. Speed helps most when traveling between distant food zones.

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