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Healthy plant-based intermittent fasting meal plans featuring overnight oats, lentils, tofu bowls, berries, leafy greens, and Satiety Now meal replacement shake on a bright kitchen table.

7-Day Intermittent Fasting Meal Plans by Dr. Garth Davis

Why This Intermittent Fasting Meal Plan Is Different


Most people think intermittent fasting is all about skipping meals. In reality, what you eat during your eating window matters just as much as when you eat. I created these 7-day intermittent fasting meal plans to help people approach fasting in a way that is practical, sustainable, and supportive of long-term metabolic health. The goal is not simply to eat less.

The goal is to improve metabolic flexibility, support satiety, preserve lean muscle mass, and make healthy eating easier to maintain over time.

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One of the biggest problems I see is that many people combine intermittent fasting with highly processed foods or extremely restrictive eating patterns. That approach usually leads to fatigue, cravings, loss of consistency, and eventually weight regain.

These meal plans take a different approach. Both plans use an early time-restricted eating window from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM, which better aligns with the body’s circadian rhythm. Research suggests that eating earlier in the day may help support insulin sensitivity, fat metabolism, and energy regulation.

The meals are built around high-fiber, plant-based foods including oats, lentils, beans, berries, leafy greens, tofu, and other minimally processed ingredients that help support satiety and metabolic health.

Protein intake is intentionally balanced throughout the day to help preserve lean muscle while avoiding the “more protein is always better” mindset that often makes nutrition unnecessarily complicated.

These plans are also intentionally repetitive in some areas. That is not a flaw. Repetition makes meal prep easier, grocery shopping simpler, and healthy eating more sustainable in real life.

Inside this guide, you’ll find:

  • A complete 7-day intermittent fasting meal plan
  • Two calorie options depending on your energy needs
  • Daily breakfasts, lunches, snacks, and dinners
  • Meal prep guidance
  • Weekly shopping lists
  • Plant-based recipes designed to support satiety and consistency

The difference between the two intermittent fasting meal plans is primarily portion size and overall calorie intake:

The 1,800-calorie plan supports approximately 1,750–1,850 calories per day
The 2,200-calorie plan supports approximately 2,150–2,250 calories per day

Both are designed to support intermittent fasting for weight loss while emphasizing metabolic health, high-fiber nutrition, and long-term sustainability.

Core Principles Behind These Intermittent Fasting Meal Plans

  • FGF21 activation: FGF21 (Fibroblast Growth Factor 21) is a hormone primarily produced by the liver. It is involved in energy regulation and may support fat burning and insulin sensitivity. In this plan, breakfasts are higher in carbohydrates and lower in protein to support morning FGF21 signaling.
  • SIRT 1 activation: SIRT 1 (Sirtuin 1) is a protein involved in cellular stress response and metabolic regulation. Diet patterns associated with fasting and polyphenol-rich foods may support SIRT 1 activity. That’s why this plan includes daily berries, leafy greens, cruciferous vegetables, and citrus.
  • Polyphenols and anthocyanins: Polyphenols are natural compounds found in plants. Many polyphenols act as antioxidants and may support metabolic and cardiovascular health. Anthocyanins are a type of polyphenol that give berries their deep red, blue, or purple color (for example: blueberries, cherries, and strawberries).
  • Lean mass preservation: To support muscle maintenance, protein intake is emphasized later in the day using legumes, tofu, edamame, soy milk, and the daily meal replacement shake.
  • Metabolic flexibility: Metabolic flexibility is your body’s ability to switch between using carbohydrates and fat for fuel. Consistent time-restricted eating, high-fiber plant foods, and balanced protein distribution can support this over time.
  • Simplicity and consistency: The recipes repeat on purpose. Repetition makes this plan easier to follow, easier to shop for, and more sustainable.

How These Intermittent Fasting Meal Plans Work

Intermittent fasting works best when it supports your physiology instead of fighting against it.

One of the reasons many fasting plans fail is because they focus entirely on the fasting window while ignoring food quality, meal composition, and long-term sustainability. People may lose weight temporarily, but eventually hunger, cravings, fatigue, or inconsistency begin to take over.

These intermittent fasting meal plans were designed differently. The goal is not simply to reduce calories. The goal is to create meals that help support satiety, stabilize energy, improve metabolic flexibility, and make healthy eating easier to maintain over time.

Early Time-Restricted Eating

All calories in this plan are consumed between 8:00 AM and 4:00 PM.

This style of intermittent fasting is sometimes called early time-restricted eating. Research suggests that eating earlier in the day may better align with circadian biology and help support insulin sensitivity, metabolic regulation, and fat oxidation.

Many people naturally notice:

  • More stable energy levels
  • Reduced evening snacking
  • Improved appetite regulation
  • Better meal consistency

Outside the eating window, hydration is encouraged through:

  • Water
  • Green tea
  • Hibiscus tea
  • Black coffee

Green tea is especially encouraged because of its polyphenol content and potential metabolic benefits.

Exercise and Daily Movement

For best fat loss and lean mass preservation, combine resistance training with cardio. Ideally, 3 days of full-body resistance training and 3 days of Zone 2 cardio (an effort where you can still have a conversation, but it feels moderately challenging).

Aim for 30–45 minutes per session and about 8,000 steps per day (exercise steps count).

Why Protein Intake Changes Throughout the Day

Most people have been taught that every meal needs to be extremely high in protein. In reality, metabolism is more nuanced than that.

In these plans, breakfasts are intentionally higher in carbohydrates and lower in protein to help support FGF21 signaling, a hormone involved in metabolic regulation and energy balance.

Later meals increase protein intake using foods like:

  • Lentils
  • Tofu
  • Edamame
  • Soy milk
  • The Satiety Now Meal Replacement Shake

This approach helps support satiety (which is different from satiation) and lean muscle preservation while still emphasizing high-fiber plant-based nutrition.

Built for Real Life

One of the biggest reasons people struggle with healthy eating is complexity.

If every meal requires a brand-new recipe, extensive prep work, or difficult ingredients, consistency becomes much harder. That is why some meals and ingredients repeat throughout the week. This is intentional.

Simplicity makes meal prep easier, grocery shopping more practical, and long-term adherence more realistic.

You do not need perfection to improve your health. You need consistency.

1,800-Calorie Plan  2,200-Calorie Plan
Daily Calories 1,750–1,850 kcal 2,150–2,250 kcal
Daily Protein 80–85 g 100–105 g
Portion Sizes Moderate Larger
Best For Moderate calorie deficit Higher energy needs

 

In general:

  • The 1,800-calorie plan may work well for people seeking a more moderate calorie intake
  • The 2,200-calorie plan may work better for individuals with higher activity levels, larger body size, or higher caloric needs

Neither plan is designed around restriction or deprivation. The goal is to create a sustainable eating pattern that supports long-term metabolic health while making intermittent fasting easier to maintain consistently.

7-Day Intermittent Fasting Meal Plans Schedule

These intermittent fasting meal plans are designed to be practical, repetitive in helpful ways, and easy to prepare during a busy week.

You do not need to cook entirely new meals every day. Many ingredients repeat intentionally to simplify grocery shopping, meal prep, and long-term consistency.

Each day includes:

  • Breakfast
  • Lunch
  • Snack
  • Dinner
  • Daily calorie and protein targets

All meals fit within the recommended 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM eating window.

DAY 1

Meal 1,800-Calorie Plan 2,200-Calorie Plan
Breakfast Blueberry SIRT Oats Larger Blueberry SIRT Oats
Lunch Lentil & Kale Power Bowl High-Protein Lentil & Kale Power Bowl
Snack Apple + Walnuts Apple + Almond Butter + Walnuts
Dinner Blueberry-Spinach Satiety Now Shake Higher-Calorie Blueberry-Spinach Shake


BREAKFAST INGREDIENTS

1,800-Calorie Version 2,200-Calorie Version
½ cup rolled oats 1 cup rolled oats
1 cup soy milk 1 cup soy milk
¾ cup blueberries 1¼ cups blueberries
1 tbsp chia seeds 2 tbsp chia seeds
 1 tsp maple syrup 1–2 tsp maple syrup
¼ tsp cinnamon ¼ tsp cinnamon

BREAKFAST PREPARATION

Combine all ingredients in a jar or bowl. Refrigerate overnight and serve cold or warm the next morning.

BREAKFAST MACROS

Version Calories Protein Carbs Fat Fiber
1,800 ~340 kcal 12 g 58 g 9 g 9 g
2,200 ~500 kcal 18 g 85 g 13 g 13 g



LUNCH INGREDIENTS

1,800-Calorie Version 2,200-Calorie Version
1 cup cooked lentils 1½ cups cooked lentils
1 cup chopped kale 2 cups kale
½ cup roasted carrots 1 cup roasted carrots
1 tbsp tahini 2 tbsp tahini
1 tsp lemon juice 1 tsp lemon juice

 

LUNCH PREPARATION

Warm the lentils and kale in a pan for several minutes. Add the roasted carrots. Whisk tahini with lemon juice and a small amount of warm water, then drizzle over the bowl.

LUNCH MACROS

Version Calories Protein Carbs Fat Fiber
1,800 ~420 kcal 23 g 56 g 11 g 10 g
2,200 ~650 kcal 32 g 76 g 18 g 12 g

 

SNACK INGREDIENTS

1,800-Calorie Version 2,200-Calorie Version
1 medium apple 1 large apple
¾ oz walnuts 1 oz walnuts
1 tbsp almond butter

 

SNACK PREPARATION

Slice the apple and serve with walnuts. In the 2,200-calorie version add the almond butter.

SNACK MACROS

Version Calories Protein Carbs Fat Fiber
1,800 ~210 kcal 5 g 25 g 12 g 3 g
2,200 ~330 kcal 7 g 33 g 20 g 5 g

 

DINNER INGREDIENTS

1,800-Calorie Version 2,200-Calorie Version
2 scoops Satiety Now Meal Replacement Shake 2 scoops Satiety Now Meal Replacement Shake
10 oz soy milk 14 oz soy milk
1 cup blueberries 1 cup blueberries
½ cup spinach ½ cup spinach

 

DINNER PREPARATION

Slice the apple and serve with walnuts. In the 2,200-calorie version add the almond butter.

DINNER MACROS

Version Calories Protein Carbs Fat Fiber
1,800 ~430 kcal 30 g 40 g 9 g 6 g
2,200 ~520 kcal 37 g 50 g 12 g 7 g

 

DAY 2

Meal 1,800-Calorie Plan 2,200-Calorie Plan
Breakfast Apple-Cinnamon Overnight Oats Larger Apple-Cinnamon Overnight Oats
Lunch Quinoa-Chickpea Arugula Salad Larger Quinoa-Chickpea Arugula Salad
Snack Soy Yogurt with Berries + Chia Higher-Protein Soy Yogurt Bowl
Dinner Chocolate Satiety Now Shake Higher-Calorie Chocolate Shake


BREAKFAST INGREDIENTS

1,800-Calorie Version 2,200-Calorie Version
½ cup rolled oats 1 cup oats
½ cup soy milk 1 cup soy milk
½ apple, chopped 1 apple
1 tbsp walnuts walnuts
 ¼ tsp cinnamon ¼ tsp cinnamon

BREAKFAST PREPARATION

Combine oats and soy milk in a jar or bowl. Add apples and cinnamon. Refrigerate overnight and add walnuts before serving.

BREAKFAST MACROS

Version Calories Protein Carbs Fat Fiber
1,800 ~310 kcal 10 g 50 g 8 g 6 g
2,200 ~440 kcal 14 g 67 g 14 g 8 g



LUNCH INGREDIENTS

1,800-Calorie Version 2,200-Calorie Version
¾ cup cooked quinoa 1¼ cups cooked quinoa
¾ cup chickpeas 1¼ cups chickpeas
1–2 cups arugula arugula
1 tsp olive oil olive oil
1 tsp lemon juice lemon juice

 

LUNCH PREPARATION

Combine quinoa, chickpeas, and arugula in a bowl. Drizzle with olive oil and lemon juice and toss gently.

LUNCH MACROS

Version Calories Protein Carbs Fat Fiber
1,800 ~450 kcal 24 g 62 g 13 g 9 g
2,200 ~650 kcal 32 g 85 g 16 g 12 g

 

SNACK INGREDIENTS

1,800-Calorie Version 2,200-Calorie Version
½ cup unsweetened soy yogurt 1 cup soy yogurt
½ cup berries ½ cup berries
1 tsp chia seeds 1 tsp chia seeds

 

SNACK PREPARATION

Add soy yogurt to a bowl and top with berries and chia seeds.

SNACK MACROS

Version Calories Protein Carbs Fat Fiber
1,800 ~200 kcal 8 g 25 g 4 g 4 g
2,200 ~260 kcal 15 g 30 g 4 g 5 g

 

DINNER INGREDIENTS

1,800-Calorie Version 2,200-Calorie Version
2 scoops Satiety Now Meal Replacement Shake 2 scoops Satiety Now Meal Replacement Shake
1 tbsp cacao powder 2 tbsp cacao powder
10 oz soy milk 14 oz soy milk

 

DINNER PREPARATION

Blend all ingredients until smooth and creamy. Serve immediately.

DINNER MACROS

Version Calories Protein Carbs Fat Fiber
1,800 ~420 kcal 28 g 45 g 9 g 6 g
2,200 ~520 kcal 37 g 50 g 12 g 6 g

 

DAY 3

Meal 1,800-Calorie Plan 2,200-Calorie Plan
Breakfast Avocado Arugula Toast Larger Avocado Arugula Toast
Lunch Edamame Brown Rice Bowl High-Protein Edamame Brown Rice Bowl
Snack Apple + Almond Butter + Cocoa Nibs Larger Apple + Almond Butter Snack
Dinner Cherry Satiety Now Shake Higher-Calorie Cherry Shake


BREAKFAST INGREDIENTS

1,800-Calorie Version 2,200-Calorie Version
1 slice whole grain toast 1 slice whole grain toast
¼ avocado ½–¾ avocado
½ cup arugula ½ cup arugula
1 tsp olive oil 1 tsp olive oil
lemon lemon
salt and pepper, to taste salt and pepper, to taste

BREAKFAST PREPARATION

Smash or slice the avocado and spread over the toast. Top with arugula and season with lemon, salt, and pepper.

BREAKFAST MACROS

Version Calories Protein Carbs Fat Fiber
1,800 ~300 kcal 8 g 30 g 14 g 5 g
2,200 ~460 kcal 9 g 42 g 28 g 7 g



LUNCH INGREDIENTS

1,800-Calorie Version 2,200-Calorie Version
¾ cup cooked brown rice 1¼ cups cooked brown rice
½ cup edamame 1 cup edamame
½ cup cabbage ¼ cup diced cucumbers
¼ cup diced cucumber ¼ cup sliced carrots
¼ cup sliced carrots 1 tsp sesame oil
2 tbsp ginger dressing ginger dressing
1 tbsp miso paste 1 tbsp miso paste

 

LUNCH PREPARATION

Sauté the vegetables until softened. Add the rice and edamame and cook until warm. Stir in the dressing and season to taste.

LUNCH MACROS

Version Calories Protein Carbs Fat Fiber
1,800 ~480 kcal 25 g 64 g 12 g 9 g
2,200 ~630 kcal 35 g 90 g 14 g 11 g

 

SNACK INGREDIENTS

1,800-Calorie Version 2,200-Calorie Version
1 medium apple 1 large apple
1 tbsp almond butter 1 tbsp almond butter
1 tsp cocoa nibs cocoa nibs

 

SNACK PREPARATION

Slice the apple and serve with almond butter and cocoa nibs.

SNACK MACROS

Version Calories Protein Carbs Fat Fiber
1,800 ~220 kcal 6 g 25 g 10 g 4 g
2,200 ~260 kcal 6 g 30 g 12 g 4 g

 

DINNER INGREDIENTS

1,800-Calorie Version 2,200-Calorie Version
2 scoops Satiety Now Meal Replacement Shake 2 scoops Satiety Now Meal Replacement Shake
1 cup cherries 1 cup cherries
10 oz soy milk 14 oz soy milk

 

DINNER PREPARATION

Add all ingredients to a blender and blend until smooth and creamy.

DINNER MACROS

Version Calories Protein Carbs Fat Fiber
1,800 ~430 kcal 31 g 41 g 9 g 6 g
2,200 ~520 kcal 37 g 50 g 12 g 6 g

 

DAY 4

Meal 1,800-Calorie Plan 2,200-Calorie Plan
Breakfast Blueberry Almond Overnight Oats Larger Blueberry Almond Overnight Oats
Lunch Lentil Beet Arugula Salad Higher-Protein Lentil Beet Salad
Snack Orange + Almonds Larger Orange + Almonds Snack
Dinner Blueberry Satiety Now Shake Higher-Calorie Blueberry Shake


BREAKFAST INGREDIENTS

1,800-Calorie Version 2,200-Calorie Version
½ cup rolled oats 1 cup oats
1 cup soy milk 1¼ cups soy milk
½ cup blueberries 1¼ cups blueberries
1 tbsp sliced almonds 2 tbsp almonds

BREAKFAST PREPARATION

Combine all ingredients in a jar or bowl. Stir well, cover, and refrigerate overnight. Serve cold or warm the next morning.

BREAKFAST MACROS

Version Calories Protein Carbs Fat Fiber
1,800 ~360 kcal 11 g 57 g 10 g 8 g
2,200 ~480 kcal 15 g 72 g 16 g 9 g



LUNCH INGREDIENTS

1,800-Calorie Version 2,200-Calorie Version
1 cup cooked lentils 1½ cups cooked lentils
½ cup roasted beets ¼ cup beets
½ cup cherry tomatoes ½ cup halved cherry tomatoes
1–2 cups arugula arugula
1 tsp olive oil olive oil
1 tsp balsamic vinegar 2 tbsp balsamic vinegar
lemon lemon
salt and pepper, to taste salt and pepper, to taste

 

LUNCH PREPARATION

Combine lentils, beets, tomatoes, and arugula in a bowl. Drizzle with olive oil and balsamic vinegar and toss gently to combine.

LUNCH MACROS

Version Calories Protein Carbs Fat Fiber
1,800 ~480 kcal 25 g 60 g 13 g 10 g
2,200 ~540 kcal 30 g 70 g 14 g 10 g

 

SNACK INGREDIENTS

1,800-Calorie Version 2,200-Calorie Version
1 medium orange 1 orange
1 oz almonds 1 oz almonds

 

SNACK PREPARATION

Serve the orange with almonds on the side.

SNACK MACROS

Version Calories Protein Carbs Fat Fiber
1,800 ~200 kcal 6 g 23 g 9 g 3 g
2,200 ~240 kcal 7 g 26 g 14 g 4 g

 

DINNER INGREDIENTS

1,800-Calorie Version 2,200-Calorie Version
2 scoops Satiety Now Meal Replacement Shake 2 scoops Satiety Now Meal Replacement Shake
1 cup blueberries 1 cup blueberries
10 oz soy milk 14 oz soy milk

 

DINNER PREPARATION

Add all ingredients to a blender and blend until smooth and creamy.

DINNER MACROS

Version Calories Protein Carbs Fat Fiber
1,800 ~440 kcal 28 g 45 g 9 g 6 g
2,200 ~520 kcal 37 g 50 g 12 g 6 g

 

DAY 5

Meal 1,800-Calorie Plan 2,200-Calorie Plan
Breakfast Peanut Butter and Banana Overnight Oats Larger Peanut Butter and Banana Overnight Oats
Lunch Tofu Scramble Wrap Higher-Protein Chickpea-Tofu Wrap
Snack Carrots + Hummus Larger Carrots + Hummus Snack
Dinner Chocolate Satiety Now Shake Higher-Calorie Chocolate Shake


BREAKFAST INGREDIENTS

1,800-Calorie Version 2,200-Calorie Version
½ banana, mashed ½ banana, mashed
1 cup soy milk 1 cup soy milk
½ cup rolled oats 1 cup rolled oats
1 tbsp peanut butter 2 tbsp peanut butter
1 tbsp chia seeds ½ cup spinach
1 tsp maple syrup ½ cup berries
1 tbsp chia seeds
1 tsp maple syrup

BREAKFAST PREPARATION

Add all ingredients to a jar or bowl and stir well to combine. Refrigerate overnight and serve cold or warm the next morning.

BREAKFAST MACROS

Version Calories Protein Carbs Fat Fiber
1,800 ~350 kcal 13 g 55 g 9 g 8 g
2,200 ~440 kcal 15 g 63 g 11 g 9 g



LUNCH INGREDIENTS

1,800-Calorie Version 2,200-Calorie Version
½ cup crumbled tofu 1 cup tofu, crumbled
¼ cup diced onion 1 cup chickpeas
¼ cup diced red pepper ¼ cup diced onion
1 tsp olive oil ¼ cup diced red pepper
1 whole-grain wrap 1 tsp olive oil
salsa whole grain wrap

 

LUNCH PREPARATION

Heat olive oil in a pan over medium heat. Sauté onion and peppers until softened. Add tofu and season to taste. For the 2,200-calorie version, add chickpeas and cook until warmed through. Serve in a wrap with salsa if desired.

LUNCH MACROS

Version Calories Protein Carbs Fat Fiber
1,800 ~490 kcal 28 g 55 g 14 g 9 g
2,200 ~600 kcal 35 g 68 g 16 g 10 g

 

SNACK INGREDIENTS

1,800-Calorie Version 2,200-Calorie Version
2 carrots 2 carrots
3 tbsp hummus 4 tbsp hummus

 

SNACK PREPARATION

Wash and slice the carrots. Serve with hummus on the side for dipping.

SNACK MACROS

Version Calories Protein Carbs Fat Fiber
1,800 ~200 kcal 6 g 17 g 9 g 4 g
2,200 ~240 kcal 7 g 20 g 12 g 5 g

 

DINNER INGREDIENTS

1,800-Calorie Version 2,200-Calorie Version
2 scoops Satiety Now Meal Replacement Shake 2 scoops Satiety Now Meal Replacement Shake
1 tbsp cacao powder 2 tbsp cacao powder
10 oz soy milk 14 oz soy milk

 

DINNER PREPARATION

Blend all ingredients until smooth and creamy. Serve immediately.

DINNER MACROS

Version Calories Protein Carbs Fat Fiber
1,800 ~430 kcal 30 g 40 g 9 g 6 g
2,200 ~520 kcal 37 g 50 g 12 g 6 g

 

DAY 6

Meal 1,800-Calorie Plan 2,200-Calorie Plan
Breakfast Strawberry Chia Oats Larger Strawberry Chia Oats
Lunch Black Bean & Corn Avocado Salad Larger Black Bean & Corn Salad
Snack Berries + Almonds Larger Berries + Almonds Snack
Dinner Cherry Satiety Now Shake Higher-Calorie Cherry Shake


BREAKFAST INGREDIENTS

1,800-Calorie Version 2,200-Calorie Version
½ cup rolled oats 1 cup oats
½ cup soy milk 1 cup soy milk
1 cup strawberries 1 cup strawberries
1 tbsp chia seeds 1 tbsp chia seeds

BREAKFAST PREPARATION

Add strawberries, soy milk, and oats to a jar or bowl and stir well to combine. Top with chia seeds and refrigerate overnight. Serve cold or warm the next morning.

BREAKFAST MACROS

Version Calories Protein Carbs Fat Fiber
1,800 ~370 kcal 12 g 57 g 9 g 9 g
2,200 ~440 kcal 15 g 62 g 11 g 10 g



LUNCH INGREDIENTS

1,800-Calorie Version 2,200-Calorie Version
1 cup black beans 1¼ cups black beans
½ cup corn ¾ cup corn
½ avocado ½ avocado
1–2 cups arugula arugula
lime juice, to taste lime juice, to taste
salt and pepper, to taste salt and pepper, to taste

 

LUNCH PREPARATION

Combine black beans, corn, avocado, and arugula in a bowl. Toss gently and season with lime juice, salt, and pepper.

LUNCH MACROS

Version Calories Protein Carbs Fat Fiber
1,800 ~470 kcal 20 g 60 g 14 g 10 g
2,200 ~560 kcal 27 g 70 g 17 g 11 g

 

SNACK INGREDIENTS

1,800-Calorie Version 2,200-Calorie Version
½ cup berries 1 cup berries
1 oz almonds 1 oz almonds

 

SNACK PREPARATION

Serve berries with almonds on the side.

SNACK MACROS

Version Calories Protein Carbs Fat Fiber
1,800 ~190 kcal 5 g 20 g 8 g 4 g
2,200 ~260 kcal 6 g 22 g 17 g 4 g

 

DINNER INGREDIENTS

1,800-Calorie Version 2,200-Calorie Version
2 scoops Satiety Now Meal Replacement Shake 2 scoops Satiety Now Meal Replacement Shake
1 cup cherries 1 cup cherries
10 oz soy milk 14 oz soy milk

 

DINNER PREPARATION

Add all ingredients to a blender and blend until smooth and creamy.

DINNER MACROS

Version Calories Protein Carbs Fat Fiber
1,800 ~440 kcal 30 g 40 g 9 g 6 g
2,200 ~520 kcal 37 g 50 g 12 g 6 g

 

DAY 7

Meal 1,800-Calorie Plan 2,200-Calorie Plan
Breakfast Blueberry Walnut Overnight Oats Larger Blueberry Walnut Overnight Oats
Lunch Tofu & Broccoli Brown Rice Bowl Higher-Protein Tofu & Broccoli Bowl
Snack Apple + Peanut Butter Larger Apple + Peanut Butter Snack
Dinner Mixed Berry Satiety Now Shake Higher-Calorie Mixed Berry Shake


BREAKFAST INGREDIENTS

1,800-Calorie Version 2,200-Calorie Version
½ cup rolled oats 1 cup rolled oats
1 cup soy milk 1¼ cups soy milk
½ cup blueberries 1 cup blueberries
1 tbsp walnuts 2 tbsp walnuts
1 tbsp chia seeds 1 tbsp chia seeds

BREAKFAST PREPARATION

Combine all ingredients in a jar or bowl and stir well. Refrigerate overnight and serve cold or warm the next morning.

BREAKFAST MACROS

Version Calories Protein Carbs Fat Fiber
1,800 ~360 kcal 12 g 54 g 11 g 9 g
2,200 ~500 kcal 17 g 72 g 18 g 10 g



LUNCH INGREDIENTS

1,800-Calorie Version 2,200-Calorie Version
¾ cup cooked brown rice 1¼ cups cooked brown rice
¾ cup tofu, cubed 1 cup tofu, cubed
1 cup broccoli florets 1½ cups broccoli florets
1 tsp sesame oil 1 tsp sesame oil
low-sodium soy sauce, to taste low-sodium soy sauce, to taste
ginger, to taste ginger, to taste

 

LUNCH PREPARATION

Sauté broccoli in sesame oil until slightly tender. Add tofu and brown rice and cook until heated through. Season with soy sauce and ginger before serving.

LUNCH MACROS

Version Calories Protein Carbs Fat Fiber
1,800 ~500 kcal 28 g 58 g 15 g 9 g
2,200 ~650 kcal 36 g 78 g 18 g 11 g

 

SNACK INGREDIENTS

1,800-Calorie Version 2,200-Calorie Version
1 medium apple 1 large apple
1 tbsp peanut butter 2 tbsp peanut butter

 

SNACK PREPARATION

Slice the apple and serve with peanut butter on the side.

SNACK MACROS

Version Calories Protein Carbs Fat Fiber
1,800 ~220 kcal 5 g 26 g 10 g 4 g
2,200 ~340 kcal 9 g 33 g 18 g 5 g

 

DINNER INGREDIENTS

1,800-Calorie Version 2,200-Calorie Version
2 scoops Satiety Now Meal Replacement Shake 2 scoops Satiety Now Meal Replacement Shake
1 cup mixed berries 1 cup mixed berries
10 oz soy milk 14 oz soy milk

 

DINNER PREPARATION

Add all ingredients to a blender and blend until smooth and creamy.

DINNER MACROS

Version Calories Protein Carbs Fat Fiber
1,800 ~440 kcal 30 g 42 g 9 g 6 g
2,200 ~520 kcal 37 g 50 g 12 g 6 g

 

Weekly Shopping List

These meal plans intentionally reuse many ingredients throughout the week to simplify grocery shopping, meal prep, and consistency.

Use the chart below to shop based on the calorie level you choose.

Grains & High-Fiber Carbohydrates

Ingredient 1,800-Calorie Plan 2,200-Calorie Plan
Rolled oats ~3½ cups ~6 cups
Brown rice ~2¼ cups cooked ~3¾ cups cooked
Quinoa ~¾ cup cooked ~1¼ cups cooked
Whole-grain wraps 1 1
Whole-grain bread 1 slice 1 slice

Legumes & Plant Protein

Ingredient 1,800-Calorie Plan 2,200-Calorie Plan
Lentils ~2 cups cooked ~3 cups cooked
Chickpeas ~¾ cup ~2¼ cups
Black beans ~1 cup ~1¼ cups
Edamame ~½ cup ~1 cup
Tofu ~2 cups ~3 cups
Soy milk ~11 cups ~16 cups
Unsweetened soy yogurt ~½ cup ~1 cup
Satiety Now Meal Replacement Shake 14 scoops 14 scoops

Fruits

Ingredient 1,800-Calorie Plan 2,200-Calorie Plan
Blueberries ~3¾ cups ~5½ cups
Strawberries ~1 cup ~1 cup
Mixed berries ~1 cup ~1 cup
Cherries ~2 cups ~2 cups
Apples ~4 medium ~4 large
Banana ½ ½
Orange 1 1

 

Vegetables & Leafy Greens

Ingredient 1,800-Calorie Plan 2,200-Calorie Plan
Kale ~1 cup ~2 cups
Arugula ~4–6 cups ~4–6 cups
Spinach ~1 cup ~1 cup
Broccoli ~1 cup ~1½ cups
Carrots ~4 carrots ~4 carrots
Cabbage ~½ cup ~½ cup
Beets ~½ cup ~¼ cup
Cherry tomatoes ~½ cup ~½ cup
Cucumber ~¼ cup ~¼ cup
Red pepper ~¼ cup ~¼ cup
Onion ~¼ cup ~¼ cup
Avocados ~1¼

~1½

 

Nuts, Seeds & Healthy Fats

Ingredient 1,800-Calorie Plan 2,200-Calorie Plan
Chia seeds ~7 tbsp ~8 tbsp
Walnuts ~2¾ oz ~4 oz
Almonds ~2 oz ~2 oz
Almond butter ~2 tbsp ~2 tbsp
Peanut butter ~2 tbsp ~4 tbsp
Tahini ~1 tbsp ~2 tbsp
Olive oil small bottle small bottle
Sesame oil small bottle small bottle

 

Extras & Flavor Additions

Ingredient 1,800-Calorie Plan 2,200-Calorie Plan
Cinnamon pantry staple pantry staple
Lemon juice several tbsp several tbsp
Lime juice several tbsp several tbsp
Balsamic vinegar small amount small amount
Salsa optional optional
Cocoa powder ~2 tbsp ~4 tbsp
Cocoa nibs small amount small amount
Maple syrup small amount small amount
Ginger dressing small amount small amount
Miso paste ~1 tbsp optional
Low-sodium soy sauce optional optional

 

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