This list includes 41 Groceries that start with H, from “Habanero pepper” to “Hummus”. They span fresh produce, pantry staples, dairy, condiments, snacks and frozen items for everyday meals.

Groceries that start with H are supermarket items whose common names begin with the letter H. Habanero pepper and hummus show how the list mixes regional flavors and global pantry essentials.

Below you’ll find the table with Item, Category, Usage, and Popular brands.

Item: Contains the grocery name so you can quickly find and recognize specific products.

Category: Shows the store section or food group to help you plan shopping or recipes.

Usage: Briefly explains how the item is typically used or prepared in everyday cooking.

Popular brands: Lists familiar brand names so you can spot or compare items at your local store.

Groceries that start with H

NameCategoryTypical package/unitPopular brands
HoneyPantryjarNature Nate’s, Sue Bee,Manuka Health,Local brands
HamMeatlbHormel,Smithfield,Boar’s Head,Oscar Mayer
HummusDeli/PreparedtubSabra,Tribe,Cedar’s,Hope Foods
Hot sauceCondimentbottleTabasco,Frank’s,Huy Fong,Cholula
HazelnutsPantry/NutsozPlanters,Fisher,Wonderful
Hash brownsFrozenbagOre-Ida,Alexia,Great Value
Hot dogsMeatcountOscar Mayer,Ball Park,Nathan’s,Hebrew National
Hot dog bunsBreadpack (count)Wonder,Sara Lee,King’s Hawaiian,Pepperidge Farm
HorseradishCondimentjarInglehoffer,Kraft,Silver Spring
Honeydew melonProducecountDole,Del Monte,Local growers
Half-and-halfDairypintLand O Lakes,Organic Valley,Darigold
Herbal teaBeveragebox (count)Celestial Seasonings,Twinings,Yogi,Bigelow
Hoisin sauceCondimentjar/bottleLee Kum Kee,Kikkoman,Dynasty
Hot cocoa mixBeverage/PantrycanisterSwiss Miss,Nestle,Ghirardelli,Hershey’s
HalibutSeafoodlbGorton’s,High Liner,SeaBest
HaddockSeafoodlbGorton’s,High Liner,SeaBest
HerringCanned/Seafoodcan,jarCrown Prince,King Oscar,Brunswick
HavartiDairy/CheeselbBoar’s Head,Borden,Castello
Honey mustardCondimentbottleKraft,French’s,Ken’s,Maille
Habanero pepperProducecountMelissa’s,Frieda’s,Local growers
Hot cerealPantryboxQuaker,Cream of Wheat,Bob’s Red Mill
Hoagie rollBreadcountMartin’s,Sara Lee,Bimbo,Store brands
Herbs (fresh)ProducebunchMelissa’s,Fresh Origins,Local growers
Herbes de ProvenceSpicejarMcCormick,Simply Organic,La Flor
Honey roasted peanutsSnackozPlanters,Hampton Farms,Fisher
Honeycrisp appleProducecountStemilt,Rainier Fruit,Local growers
Hamburger meatMeatlbStore brands (Kroger,Walmart,Costco),Local butchers
Hemp seedsPantry/Health foodsozManitoba Harvest,Bob’s Red Mill,Navitas
Hot Italian sausageMeatlbJohnsonville,Aidells,Bob Evans
Honey butterSpreadjarLand O Lakes,Wholesome,Store brands
Honeycomb cerealCerealboxPost
Hamburger HelperPantry/Boxed mealboxBetty Crocker
Hibiscus teaBeveragebox,jarTraditional Medicinals,The Republic of Tea,Rishi
Hot pocketsFrozencountHot Pockets (Nestlé),Store brands
Hot cross bunsBakerypack (count)Local bakeries,Pepperidge Farm,Store bakeries
Hollandaise sauceCondiment/Saucejar,mix boxKnorr,Stonewall Kitchen,Bearnaise brands
Hot smoked salmonSeafoodpackageAcme Seafood,SeaBear,Ducktrap
HarissaCondiment/PastejarRoland,Mina,Les Moulins Mahjoub
Hawaiian rollsBreadpack (count)King’s Hawaiian,Martin’s,Thomas’
Honey graham crackersSnack/BakingboxNabisco (Honey Maid),Keebler
Hot wingsFrozen/Delipack (count)Tyson,Perdue,Buffalo Wild Wings (retail)

Descriptions

Honey
Sweet natural syrup used as a sweetener or glaze; choose raw or varietal honey and check for crystalization or floral source for flavor differences.
Ham
Cured or smoked pork sold whole, sliced, or by the pound; great for sandwiches, breakfasts, and holiday roasts—look for labeled cure and sodium levels.
Hummus
Creamy chickpea dip used with veggies, sandwiches, or spreads; available plain or flavored—choose olive oil or tahini content for richness.
Hot sauce
Spicy vinegar-based condiments for adding heat to foods; popular varieties range from mild to extra-hot—store in pantry or fridge per label.
Hazelnuts
Crunchy nuts used in baking, snacks, and spreads—buy roasted for immediate use or raw for cooking; store cool to keep oils fresh.
Hash browns
Shredded or patty-style fried potatoes, quick for breakfasts—look for extra crisp coatings or reduced-oil options.
Hot dogs
Cooked, seasoned sausages sold fresh or pre-cooked; choose beef, pork, or poultry and check fat and sodium content.
Hot dog buns
Soft rolls sized for hot dogs and sausages—available white, whole wheat, or split-top varieties.
Horseradish
Pungent root prepared fresh or creamed—used with roast beef, seafood, and sauces; buy fresh for the sharpest heat or jarred for convenience.
Honeydew melon
Sweet green-fleshed melon eaten raw or in salads—choose heavy, fragrant melons with a firm rind for ripeness.
Half-and-half
Light dairy creamer (milk + cream) for coffee and cooking—check pasteurization and fat content.
Herbal tea
Caffeine-free infusions like chamomile or peppermint—sold in bags or loose; steep according to herb for best flavor.
Hoisin sauce
Sweet-savory Asian sauce for glazing or dipping—common in stir-fries and wraps; refrigerate after opening.
Hot cocoa mix
Powdered chocolate drink mix for hot milk or water—choose lower-sugar or premium cocoa depending on richness desired.
Halibut
Firm white fish sold fresh or frozen; mild flavor that grills, bakes, or pan-sears well—look for sustainably sourced labels.
Haddock
Mild, flaky white fish often used for frying or chowders—available fresh or frozen; freshness is key for texture.
Herring
Oily fish sold fresh, pickled, or canned—popular in salads and Scandinavian dishes; strong flavor, high in omega-3s.
Havarti
Semi-soft Danish cheese with mild, buttery flavor—good for sandwiches, melting, or cheese boards.
Honey mustard
Sweet-tangy dressing or dip for salads, sandwiches, and chicken—available smooth or grainy.
Habanero pepper
Very hot chili used sparingly in salsas and hot sauces—handle carefully and store in refrigerator.
Hot cereal
Warm breakfast grains like cream of wheat or steel-cut oats—cook for porridge and add fruit or sweeteners.
Hoagie roll
Long, sturdy roll for sandwiches; choose soft or crusty types depending on sandwich style.
Herbs (fresh)
Fresh basil, cilantro, parsley and more—buy bright, fragrant bunches and use quickly or pot herbs for longer life.
Herbes de Provence
French herb blend used for roasting meats and vegetables—store in a cool, dry place to preserve aroma.
Honey roasted peanuts
Sweet, crunchy snack nuts perfect for trail mix or snacking—watch added sugar and salt levels.
Honeycrisp apple
Sweet-tart, crisp apple variety popular fresh or in salads—buy firm fruit and refrigerate to extend freshness.
Hamburger meat
Ground beef sold in various fat ratios for burgers and recipes—check grind date and fat content.
Hemp seeds
Nutrient-dense seeds for smoothies, salads, and baking—rich in protein and healthy fats; store cool.
Hot Italian sausage
Spiced pork or chicken sausage for pasta, sandwiches, and grilling—available mild or hot.
Honey butter
Sweet, spreadable butter with honey for toast and rolls—great on biscuits and cornbread.
Honeycomb cereal
Crunchy, sweet cereal favored by kids—ready-to-eat breakfast option.
Hamburger Helper
Boxed pasta-and-sauce mixes designed to be cooked with ground beef—convenient quick dinners.
Hibiscus tea
Tart, ruby-red infusion served hot or iced; fruity and caffeine-free—steep to taste.
Hot pockets
Convenient filled pastries heated in microwave; varieties include meat, cheese, or vegetables—quick meal or snack.
Hot cross buns
Spiced sweet buns with a cross, sold seasonally—serve warmed with butter.
Hollandaise sauce
Rich, buttery sauce for eggs Benedict and vegetables—available as mix or jarred for convenience.
Hot smoked salmon
Smoked over heat for flaky texture and smoky flavor—served cold, on bagels, or in salads.
Harissa
North African chili paste used as a spicy condiment or marinade—adds heat and smoky depth to dishes.
Hawaiian rolls
Sweet, soft small rolls ideal for sliders or sides—popular at parties and barbecues.
Honey graham crackers
Sweet, crisp crackers for snacking, s’mores, and pie crusts—store in airtight container to remain crisp.
Hot wings
Cooked chicken wings sold fresh or frozen, often pre-sauced—reheat for appetizers or meals.
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