Here’s a list of freebies to print that are ideal for work in the kitchen, either for practical use or simply to add a touch of charm to the room.
There’s a tremendous mix to browse through (over 60 goodies so far), so I’ve sorted them into several groups for easier scannability:
- Labels For Spice Jars & Herbs
- Pantry Organizing Aids
- Fridge & Freezer Helpers
- Reference Materials (with a sub section for Instant Pot charts)
- Kitchen Wall Art – Frameable
- Assorted Goodies
Some fit nicely into more than one group, but I added it to the one where I felt it fit best.
Because there are so many, I have separate pages for the following:
- 60+ Free Printable Recipe Cards
- 20+ Printable Grocery Lists
- 40+ Lovely Canning Jar Labels & Tags
- DIY Cupcake Wrappers: {Patterned Templates & Blanks}
As always here on Tipnut, the focus is on freebies that don’t require an email or membership to download. In other words: instant free access.
If that’s no longer the case for any of the resources listed below, please leave a note in the comments section at the bottom of this page so I can remove it.
New Collection Update: March, 2022
Note: Most are in pdf format but there are a few image files too (such as jpg and png).
Now on to the goodies! All resources should open in a new browser tab, so no worries about losing your spot here.
*Click on images to visit the source & obtain the files offered
Labels For Spice Jars & Herbs
These can be printed on adhesive/sticker paper then cut out, though some may be designed for specific size sheets of labels so you can go that route (the source notes will specify brand & size).
Two different sets provided: one in full color (as shown in image), the other black & white.
Each has a single pdf to download but several pages in each (pre-filled but also plenty of blanks at the end).
Has all the general seasonings you’d want along with the less commonly found such as: Taco Seasoning, Vanilla Beans, Lemon Grass, Crushed Red Pepper and more.
Source: landeeseelandeedo.com
Pantry Organizing Aids
Assorted lovelies for dry goods, grains & other food products.
Vintage style labels for Olive Oil, Vinegar and for assorted bits & bobs (Handy Wares; Bits N’ Pieces).
These are done on recycled paper, cut out then attached with double-sided tape. She even recommends tearing the edges for a more authentic, aged effect.
Two sizes for each (large & small) and two files (pdf).
Source: eatdrinkchic.com
Assorted designs to check out (Vintage; Dutch Stenciling; Black & White Ornate; Green Frame) for canisters that can be printed on paper stock, label sheets or inkjet decal paper.
Colors can be altered (within image editing software).
Find Powdered Sugar; Coffee; Oatmeal; Cocoa; Creamer; Whole Wheat Flour; White Rice & more.
Source: justsomethingimade.com
There is A LOT here, four packed files to download (so generous!):
- Spice labels (2 pages pre-filled and 1 page full of blanks)
- Baking Supplies, a 6-page pdf with all the goodies needed plus a bunch of blanks to write in your own.
- Toiletry (Deodorant; Floss; Toothpaste; Q-tips; Essential Oils; etc.)
- Kitchen Misc. (Dishwasher Pods; Sponges; Magic Erasers; Cleaning Products; etc.)
I don’t know if you can tell by the small image here but they have a neutral tan brown border, big black font and then a smaller cursive font underneath (in the brown). Clean & pretty!
Source: arinsolangeathome.com
A good way to see at a glance of how much of an item you have on hand and when it needs replenishing.
Columns for Date; Item; Exp. Date; Quantity.
How it works: Mark an “X” in one circle for each item you have in stock, fill in the circle once it’s been used.
There’s also a tip to make the sheet reusable by using dry erase markers & a laminating machine.
Source: pjsandpaint.com
Customizable Templates: There’s A LOT of great stuff here (all files in pdf)!
- Round “Homemade” and “Made With Love” jar lid covers (pre-filled samples: Strawberry Jam; Kimchi; Tomato Sauce; Apple Butter…editable blanks available too).
- Vintage designs (as shown in photo): Brown Sugar; Baking Soda; Flour; Rice; Tea. Editable blanks provided.
- Square Minimalist style: Some pre-filled with staples, last page has customizable blanks.
- Spices: Two sheets of black rounds (pre-filled with the basics), last page for customization (for both single and double lines).
Source: kitchencabinetkings.com
Vintage Chalkboard Style: Two full kits to download that include a fancy rectangle or a larger bracket shape design.
- Gluten-Free ingredients (Soba Noodles; Almond Meal; Flours such as: Fava Bean; Corn; Oat; Garbanzo; etc.)
- Regular ingredients (Popcorn; Quinoa; Basmati Rice; Sugars such as: Turbinado; Granulated; Confectioners’; etc.)
Source: worldlabel.com
Fridge & Freezer Helpers
There are several freezer label freebies found here.
- For both individual portions & complete meals (as seen in picture).
- Calendar style (month & dates are circled) & features a lovely neutral color palette.
- Bright & cheery green & blue that includes a lined section to note heating instructions.
- Circle (2″) with a delicate leaf border in a variety of colors, space to note the contents and date frozen.
Source: livecrafteat.com
Add a little personality to your fridge bins with these lovelies.
Done on clear sticker paper and then cut out, she recommends using a laser printer (can bring a USB stick to Staples for this quick job). The ink will hold up better over time (ink may run otherwise).
Two files to download:
- Fruits; Veggies; Cheese
- Protein; Snacks; Meat; Sauces; Eggs; Drinks
Source: cleanandscentsible.com
Another nice set for fridge bins, these are printed on regular paper or cardstock then laminated (for extra durability).
Stick in place with clear packing tape (or attach with zip ties).
Assorted sizes (small, medium, large): Condiments; Meats; Dairy; Snacks; Butter…plus a sheet of blanks too!
Source: organizinghomelife.com
Reference Materials
These are super handy, laminate then stick to the inner side of a cabinet door for easy reference. They can also be printed on cardstock, laminated then used as big bookmarks for large cookbooks (in the sections you are most likely to need the info).
I have a couple here on Tipnut you may be interested in, nothing fancy but they’re certainly packed with details: Kitchen Measurements Equivalent Conversion Chart and Cookbook Insert: Common Measures & Their Equivalents.
Air Fryer Cooking Times
- Beef (Burger, Filet Mignon; Ribeye; etc.)
- Chicken (Breasts w/ bone; Boneless Breasts; Wings; etc.)
- Frozen Foods (Onion Rings; French Fries)
- Seafood (Fish Filet; Salmon Filet; Shrimp)
- Veggies (Asparagus; Broccoli; Brussels Sprouts; Sweet Potato; etc.)
Source: kitchenfunwithmy3sons.com
Pressure Cooking Times Chart (2 Pages)
Cook Time + Required Liquid + Release Method
- Poultry (Chicken)
- Beef (Bones for Stock; Ground Beef; Meatloaf; Short Ribs; Stewing Meat; Veal Shanks; etc.)
- Pork (Baby Back Ribs; Ground Pork Chops; Spare Ribs; Sausages; etc.)
- Lamb (Ground; Shanks; Leg; Meatballs; etc.)
- Fish & Seafood (Calamari; Clams; Fish; Mussels; etc.)
- Grains (Barley; Bulgar; Farro; Polenta; Quinoa; Wild Rice; etc.)
- Vegetables (Acorn Squash; Beets; Cabbage; Parsnips; Rutabaga; Turnips; etc.)
- Beans & Legumes (Black Beans; Black-Eyed Peas; Chickpeas; Kidney Beans; Lentils; Split Peas; etc.)
Source: mom4real.com
More Instant Pot Charts:
Slow-Cooker Charts
There’s a handful of charts to download (just click through the slideshow gallery).
What you’ll find:
- Cooking Times
- Cooking Times “High” vs. “Low”
- Order of Ingredients (longer cooking items at the bottom, etc.)
- Ingredients To Add At The End (to preserve the flavor elements)
Source: oprah.com
Baking Pan Conversion Cheat Sheet
This is definitely one to tuck into your recipe binders! Fairly comprehensive resource that shows the volumes for each pan (14 cups, 6 cups, etc.) and what pan can be substituted (ie. Bundt Pan recipe / 18-24 cupcakes or 2 8″x4″ loaf pans).
Very handy!
Source: hostessatheart.com
Kitchen Wall Art – Frameable
Assorted Goodies
Nowhere else to put these but I like them so here they go…
Clip-Art Craft: Pie Chart
Cut out each piece and lay the top crust over the pie plate, insert a small brass fastener in the center.
When you spin the top to find the type of pie you want to make (Apple; Mixed Berry; Cherry; Peach; Blueberry), the open white spaces will tell you the ingredients & bake time. So fun yet so useful 🙂
Source: marthastewart.com
Quick Tip For Projects: If you want to reuse old jars & containers for storing dry goods but need to figure out how to get all the stubborn gunk & old adhesive off them, see 30 Helpful Items To Remove Sticky Adhesive Goo (peanut butter will usually do the trick).
Oh wow! Thanks for including me! I can’t wait to check out the other printables on the list- thank you!
Clicking on #8 (detailed canning jar labels)in the kitchen printables takes you to the N. Dakota 4-H page.
Thank you for all of the great informaton that you provide.
I love labels but please can you advise what I should print them on so that they are adhesive? If I don’t want to print a whole page how can I only print a few?
Thank you for your assistance,
Pamela Bowman.
thanks for including my printable! 🙂
My kitchen will never be the same again,i think even the kitchen will thank me for these labels.So thanks to you.
Thanks so much for including me in the list of printable labels for kitchen organization. What a nice list you have compiled!
Pamela Bowman … I print mine on 8.5×11 white shipping labels by Avery. Then I punch them out with a punch in a coordinating size or cut them with a blade cutter. Hope that helps.