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Grocery door.
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Previously:
Antique pocket-sized grocery list - photo
Grocery cart sanitizing station - photo
Grocery fruit and vegetable lighting technique - GIF
Grocery store freezer retrieval trick - GIF
Grocery store monitoring robot - photo
Motorized grocery cart - GIF
Terrible idea. Many home burglaries start with the burglar gaining entry to the attached garage, where they often find tools to help them break into the main house.
This saves the trouble of doing that, unless of course you reinforce the door and put a dead bolt, preferably a dual cylinder dead bolt to that grocery door.
31 years in law enforcement, saw a couple of these grocery doors used exactly for that purpose. Both houses had alarms systems, but the garage doors and grocery door did not have contacts, AND the homeowners rarely used the alarm system as it was "too much trouble".
With the proper security measures - this is an interesting idea. But weakness of hinges and lack of reinforcement and lock could lead to more problems than time/effort it might save.