A 7-day high-protein starter plan, for a smaller appetite.
Five small meals a day, about 94–119 g of protein and 1,250–1,490 calories. Every number is worked out from USDA data. Eat what feels right, swap freely, and scale portions to your own targets.
Monday
1,250 kcal · 106 g protein · 27 g fiberTuesday
1,290 kcal · 109 g protein · 24 g fiberWednesday
1,490 kcal · 107 g protein · 26 g fiberThursday
1,460 kcal · 119 g protein · 24 g fiberFriday
1,300 kcal · 101 g protein · 28 g fiberSaturday
1,300 kcal · 104 g protein · 27 g fiberSunday
1,370 kcal · 94 g protein · 24 g fiberShopping for the week
- Cottage cheese, 1% low fat, about 1.0 lb
- Greek yogurt, plain, nonfat, about 1.5 lb
- Milk, 2% reduced fat, about 2.1 lb
- Mozzarella, part-skim (low moisture), about 1 oz
- Egg white, about 5 oz
- Egg, hard-boiled, about 4 oz
- Egg, whole, large, about 7 oz
- Canned light tuna in water, drained, about 6 oz
- Cod, Atlantic, cooked, about 4 oz
- Shrimp, cooked, about 4 oz
- Sockeye salmon, cooked, about 4 oz
- Apple, Fuji, about 1.3 lb
- Avocado, about 1 oz
- Banana, about 8 oz
- Blueberries, about 5 oz
- Raspberries, about 4 oz
- Strawberries, about 4 oz
- Brown rice, cooked, about 1.1 lb
- Corn tortilla, about 2 oz
- Quinoa, cooked, about 10 oz
- Rolled oats, dry, about 3 oz
- Whole-wheat bread, about 2 oz
- Whole-wheat pasta, cooked, about 4 oz
- Whole-wheat tortilla, about 5 oz
- Black beans, cooked from dry, about 2 oz
- Edamame, shelled, cooked, about 12 oz
- Hummus, about 8 oz
- Tempeh, about 3 oz
- Tofu, firm, about 9 oz
- Top sirloin steak, broiled, lean, about 3 oz
- Almonds, raw, about 4 oz
- Chia seeds, about 1 oz
- Peanut butter, creamy, about 1 oz
- Pumpkin seeds (pepitas), about 0 oz
- Chicken breast, roasted, skinless, about 9 oz
- Ground turkey 93% lean, cooked, about 4 oz
- Turkey breast, roasted, skinless, about 3 oz
- Olive oil, about 1 oz
- Broccoli, cooked, about 14 oz
- Carrots, about 1.2 lb
- Red bell pepper, about 9 oz
- Spinach, about 6 oz
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A sample week, not a prescription. Portions are small on purpose; if you're hungrier, add more of the same foods, and if you eat less, keep the protein and drop the extras. Numbers from USDA FoodData Central; weights are cooked unless noted. General education about food, not medical advice. Talk to your prescriber or a registered dietitian about your own needs.
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