2750 Calorie High Protein Meal Plan
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Whether you're aiming to shed a few pounds or maintain your current weight, a 2750 calorie meal plan might be what you need to reach your goals. For those focusing on a high-protein diet, this calorie target can support your goals by providing nutrient-dense meals that prioritize protein intake. Our planner provides you with balanced, nutrient-dense meals that keep you satisfied while helping you reach your goals.
Today's Meal Plan
Breakfast
Banana Protein Pancakes with Yogurt Glaze
2 servings
Peanut Butter Stuffed Dates
1 serving
Lunch
Smashed White Bean and Avocado Sandwich
1 serving
Honey and Melon Cottage Cheese
1 serving
Dinner
Noodles with Spicy Peanut Sauce
1 serving
Green Bean Healthy Tuna Salad
3 servings
Example Seven Day Plan
Here's a sample High Protein meal plan with daily averages of 2602 Calories, 191g protein, 118g fat, and 225g carbs (183g net carbs). You can generate your own custom plans like this with a free Eat This Much account and generate complete instant grocery lists with our Premium features.
Plan Summary
- Total Days
- 7
- Average Calories
- 2602
- Average Carbs
- 225g
- Average Fat
- 118g
- Average Proteins
- 191g
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Day 1
Breakfast
Apples and Almond Butter 1 apple
Lunch
Almonds and Blueberries Yogurt Snack 2 serving
Ants on a Log ½ serving
Dinner
Seared Sesame-Crusted Tuna 2 serving
Garlic Rice ½ serving
Snack
Greek Yogurt and Berry Parfait 1 serving
Day 2
Breakfast
Protein Yogurt and Blueberries 1 serving
Rice Cakes with Banana & Almond Butter 1 serving
Lunch
Apple Walnut Parfait 1 serving
Dinner
Peanut Tofu 1 serving
Lettuce Cucumber Walnut Salad ½ serving
Snack
Day 3
Breakfast
Cucumber Avocado Toast 1 serving
Lunch
Strawberries ½ cup
Dinner
Seared Sesame-Crusted Tuna 2 serving
Jeera (Cumin) Rice ½ serving
Snack
Greek Yogurt and Berry Parfait 1 serving
Day 4
Breakfast
Pumpkin Pecan Oatmeal 1 serving
Lunch
Protein Yogurt and Blueberries 1 serving
Dinner
Peanut Tofu 1 serving
Green Bean Healthy Tuna Salad 1 ½ serving
Snack
Day 5
Breakfast
Cucumber Avocado Toast 1 serving
Lunch
Strawberries ½ cup
Dinner
Chicken, Spinach, and Strawberry Salad 1 serving
Quick Hip Spinach 1 serving
Snack
Greek Yogurt and Berry Parfait 1 serving
Day 6
Breakfast
Cinnamon Protein Oats 1 serving
No-Bake Apple "Cookies" 1 Slice
Lunch
Apple Walnut Parfait 1 serving
Pecans 1 ounce
Dinner
Pan Fried T-bone 4 oz
Snack
Day 7
Breakfast
Cucumber Avocado Toast 1 serving
Lunch
Protein Yogurt and Blueberries 1 serving
Dinner
Peanut Tofu ½ serving
Green Bean Healthy Tuna Salad 4 ½ serving
Snack
Greek Yogurt and Berry Parfait 1 serving
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