A1 · Front
Fresh Produce
Color cue: Green
Examples: Apple, Banana, Tomato, Lettuce, Carrot, Strawberry
AppleBananaTomatoLettuceCarrotStrawberry
Clean the Supermarket Item Lookup Tool
Search products, departments, aisle IDs, and color cues so you can route confusing items before walking to the wrong shelf.
Updated July 1, 2026Item lookup
Search by product, department, aisle, color cue, or zone. Results use representative examples, so try short words such as milk, chip, soap, pasta, frozen, or A7.
Search a product name, department, color cue, or aisle number to narrow the list.
A2 · Front
Bakery
Color cue: Tan
Examples: Bread, Baguette, Croissant, Muffin, Pretzel, Bagel
BreadBaguetteCroissantMuffinPretzelBagel
A3 · Front
Dairy & Chilled
Color cue: Blue
Examples: Milk, Cheese, Butter, Yogurt, Eggs, Cream
MilkCheeseButterYogurtEggsCream
A4 · Front
Frozen
Color cue: Ice
Examples: Ice Cream, Frozen Pizza, Frozen Fish, Frozen Vegetables, Ice, Dumplings
Ice CreamFrozen PizzaFrozen FishFrozen VegetablesIceDumplings
A5 · Front
Drinks
Color cue: Red
Examples: Soda, Water, Juice, Coffee, Tea, Energy Drink
SodaWaterJuiceCoffeeTeaEnergy Drink
A6 · Back
Snacks
Color cue: Orange
Examples: Chips, Chocolate, Candy, Cookies, Popcorn, Crackers
ChipsChocolateCandyCookiesPopcornCrackers
A7 · Back
Health & Beauty
Color cue: Purple
Examples: Shampoo, Soap, Toothpaste, Lotion, Tissues, Deodorant
ShampooSoapToothpasteLotionTissuesDeodorant
A8 · Back
Household
Color cue: Slate
Examples: Detergent, Paper Towels, Trash Bags, Sponges, Cleaner, Foil
DetergentPaper TowelsTrash BagsSpongesCleanerFoil
A9 · Back
Meat & Seafood
Color cue: Dark Red
Examples: Beef, Chicken, Pork, Fish, Sausage, Bacon
BeefChickenPorkFishSausageBacon
A10 · Back
Pantry / Canned
Color cue: Yellow
Examples: Pasta, Rice, Canned Soup, Cereal, Flour, Beans
PastaRiceCanned SoupCerealFlourBeans
How to use this lookup tool
Type a short product name, category, aisle number, or color cue. The tool filters the current aisle reference and shows the department, zone, color cue, and representative product examples. It is designed for mid-run decisions: you pick up an item, search a clue, then walk to the most likely department.
Keep the query short. Searching soap, chip, milk, or A8 is usually better than typing a long product label from memory. If you still cannot find the exact product, search by purpose: drink, frozen, household, hygiene, pantry, or snack.
Use live signs as final proof
The tool points you to a likely department. The in-game shelf label is still the final authority, especially after updates.
When item lookup gives the most value
Produce and bakery usually do not need lookup because their models are easy to identify. The tool becomes valuable when packaging repeats: snacks versus pantry boxes, beverages versus cans, hygiene bottles versus household cleaners, and rare general merchandise after updates.
- New players: search often until department patterns stick.
- Mid-game routes: search chip, soda, soup, cereal, soap, and cleaner variants before long walks.
- Late game: search unknown products before final audits so one missing item does not waste a full lap.
- Co-op teams: let one player check lookup while others keep shelving known categories.
Department and aisle reference
The lookup tool uses the same aisle examples as the wiki table below. For deeper strategy, pair it with the departments guide, item categories guide, and find items guide.
| Aisle | Section | Color cue | Example items | Route note |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| A1 | Fresh Produce | Green | Apple, Banana, Tomato, Lettuce, Carrot, Strawberry | Good early route while learning labels. |
| A2 | Bakery | Tan | Bread, Baguette, Croissant, Muffin, Pretzel, Bagel | Good early route while learning labels. |
| A3 | Dairy & Chilled | Blue | Milk, Cheese, Butter, Yogurt, Eggs, Cream | Good early route while learning labels. |
| A4 | Frozen | Ice | Ice Cream, Frozen Pizza, Frozen Fish, Frozen Vegetables, Ice, Dumplings | Good early route while learning labels. |
| A5 | Drinks | Red | Soda, Water, Juice, Coffee, Tea, Energy Drink | Good early route while learning labels. |
| A6 | Snacks | Orange | Chips, Chocolate, Candy, Cookies, Popcorn, Crackers | Clear after front lanes or split with a teammate. |
| A7 | Health & Beauty | Purple | Shampoo, Soap, Toothpaste, Lotion, Tissues, Deodorant | Clear after front lanes or split with a teammate. |
| A8 | Household | Slate | Detergent, Paper Towels, Trash Bags, Sponges, Cleaner, Foil | Clear after front lanes or split with a teammate. |
| A9 | Meat & Seafood | Dark Red | Beef, Chicken, Pork, Fish, Sausage, Bacon | Clear after front lanes or split with a teammate. |
| A10 | Pantry / Canned | Yellow | Pasta, Rice, Canned Soup, Cereal, Flour, Beans | Clear after front lanes or split with a teammate. |
Tool limits and accuracy notes
This is a browser-side helper, not a Roblox inventory scanner. It cannot read your live carry stack, mark shelves complete, or guarantee that every one of the game's 1,000+ products appears by exact name. It gives department logic and representative examples so you can make better in-game decisions.
If a product was added or moved in a recent update, trust the live shelf label first and send the correction through the Contact page.
Helpful next pages
Find Items GuideLearn label reading and search habits for confusing products.Item CategoriesUnderstand how product families map to shelves.DepartmentsPlan zone ownership and department order.Route PlannerTurn item knowledge into a faster aisle route.Wiki ReferenceCheck controls, upgrades, and source notes.
How this page stays accurate
- Official Roblox page and public Roblox game APIs were checked on July 1, 2026.
- Aisle examples and upgrade names are treated as fan-guide references and should be verified in a live session after major updates.
- The site does not publish unverified code strings as active rewards.
Frequently asked questions
Does the item lookup include every product?
No. It includes representative examples and department logic. Use short keywords and confirm with live shelf labels after updates.
What should I search first?
Search the product family or a short word from the label, such as milk, chip, soap, pasta, frozen, cleaner, or A6.
Can the tool read my Roblox inventory?
No. It runs in your browser and does not connect to Roblox servers.
What if the tool and game disagree?
Trust the live game, then send the item name and shelf location through Contact so the guide can be corrected.