It’s a busy season! With Passover just around the corner, the grocery list just keeps growing.

Why don’t you treat yourself to a great grocery earner to cash in on rewards while you shop for groceries, again and again?

In this post, we list the credit cards that earn the best rewards on groceries.

Best grocery credit cards

6% cashback on groceries on up to $6,000 per year in purchases –Blue Cash Preferred ($95 annual fee, waived 1st year)

4 points on groceries up to $25,000 spent annually (approximate value 1.3 cents per point) –Amex Gold Card ($250 annual fee)

5 points on groceries. 5 points on purchases in your top eligible category each billing cycle, on up to the first $500 spent per billing cycle, then 1 point. Eligible categories include grocery stores (approximate value 1.45 cents per point)-Citi Custom Cash Card ($0 annual fee)

3 points on online groceries (approximate value 1.5 cents per point)-Chase Sapphire Preferred ($95 annual fee)

3 points on groceries on up to $6,000 per year (approximate value 1.3 cents per point)-Amex Everyday Preferred ($95 annual fee)

3 points on groceries (approximate value 1.45 cents per point)-Citi Premier Card ($95 annual fee)

4% cashback on groceries–Verizon Visa ($0 annual fee)

6 points on groceries (approximate value 0.5 cents per point)-Amex Hilton Surpass ($95 annual fee)

3% cashback on groceries on up to $6,000 spent in yearly purchases-Blue Cash Everyday ($0 annual fee)

3% cashback at groceries–Capital One Savor Cash Rewards Credit Card ($95 annual fee)

3% cashback at groceries–Capital One SavorOne Cash Rewards Credit Card ($0 annual fee)

3% cashback at groceries–Capital One SavorOne Student Cash rewards Credit Card ($0 annual fee)

3 points on groceries (approximate value 1.3 cents per point)-Aeroplan World Elite Mastercard ($95 annual fee)

Other grocery credit cards

2% cashback on groceries–Customized Cash Rewards ($0 annual fee)

2 points on groceries (approximate value 1.3 cents per point)-Amex Everyday ($0 annual fee)

2 points on groceries on up to $6,000 spent in yearly purchases (approximate value 1.45 cents per point)-Citi Rewards Card ($0 annual fee)

2% cashback at groceries on up to the first $2,500 spent each quarter –Customized Cash Rewards Secured ($0 annual fee)

2 points on groceries (approximate value 1.5 cents per point)-Altitude Connect ($95 annual fee, waived 1st year)

2 points on groceries (approximate value 1 cent per point)-JetBlue Plus ($99 annual fee)

2 points on groceries (approximate value 1 cents per point)-Amex Gold Delta ($99 annual fee, waived 1st year)

2 points on groceries (approximate value 1 cents per point)-Amex Platinum Delta ($250 annual fee)

2% cashback on groceries–TD Cash ($0 annual fee)

2 points on groceries (approximate value 1 cents per point)–U.S. Bank Business Leverage ($95 annual fee, waived 1st year)

2 points on groceries (approximate value 1 cent per point)-AAdvantage MileUp ($0 annual fee)

2% cashback on groceries (approximate value 1.5 cents per point)-Altitude Go ($0 annual fee)

5 points on groceries (approximate value 0.5 cents per point)-Hilton Honors ($0 annual fee)

4 points on groceries (approximate value 0.6 cents per point)-Wyndham Earner Plus ($75 annual fee)

2 points on groceries (approximate value 1 cent per point)-Free Spirit Travel ($79 annual fee, waived 1st year)

2 points on groceries (approximate value 1 cent per point)-JetBlue ($0 annual fee)

2 points on groceries (approximate value 1.5 cents per point)-Altitude Go Visa Secured ($0 annual fee)

3 points on groceries (approximate value 0.5 cents per point)- Marriott Bonvoy Boundless ($95 annual fee)

2 points on groceries (approximate value 0.6 cents per point)-Wyndham Earner ($0 annual fee)