Daily Calories:
Instructions: Select ONE option per meal. Strictly avoid grains, sugar, and starchy vegetables.
| Hydration: Drink 3–5 litres of water. Replenish electrolytes (sodium, potassium, magnesium).
| Fats: Ensure generous use of Butter, Olive Oil, and Avocado Oil to meet energy goals.
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Meal 1 — Breakfast
7:00 – 9:00 AM
| # | Meal Option & Ingredients | Quantity | Macros & Calories |
|---|---|---|---|
| A | Cantonese Fu Yung with Green Beans, Hemp Seed and GingerHemp Seed ALA Fats For the Cantonese interpretation of Fu Yung, a measured portion of Egg supplies egg protein and naturally occurring vitamin B12, while the portion of Green Beans provides fibre-bearing non-starchy produce. Preparation keeps Hemp Seed visible as an accountable ingredient: everything is set with controlled heat, and Ginger supplies the aromatic contrast. No cereal, flour, sugar or starchy wrapper is assumed; every carbohydrate-bearing component is included in the measured serving. |
104g Whole Egg for Fu Yung 49g Green Beans 34g Hemp Seed 3g Ginger 112g Whole Egg for Fu Yung 51g Green Beans 50g Hemp Seed 5g Ginger 183g Whole Egg for Fu Yung 68g Green Beans 55g Hemp Seed 7g Ginger |
~375 kcal~500 kcal~620 kcal
P: 23g31g39g
| NC: 5g6g8g
| F: 29g39g48g
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| B | Japanese Tamagoyaki: Cauliflower, Walnut and ShisoCauliflower Produce Base For the Japanese interpretation of Tamagoyaki, a measured portion of Egg supplies egg protein and naturally occurring vitamin B12, while the portion of Cauliflower provides cruciferous, non-starchy fibre. Walnut is weighed as the source of ALA-containing polyunsaturated fat; the dish is set with controlled heat, with Shiso added for its final savoury note. No cereal, flour, sugar or starchy wrapper is assumed; every carbohydrate-bearing component is included in the measured serving. |
122g Whole Egg for Tamagoyaki 69g Cauliflower 28g Walnut 2g Shiso 178g Whole Egg for Tamagoyaki 71g Cauliflower 35g Walnut 3g Shiso 226g Whole Egg for Tamagoyaki 110g Cauliflower 42g Walnut 4g Shiso |
~375 kcal~500 kcal~620 kcal
P: 21g29g37g
| NC: 5g6g8g
| F: 30g40g49g
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Meal 2 — Lunch
12:30 – 2:00 PM
| # | Meal Option & Ingredients | Quantity | Macros & Calories |
|---|---|---|---|
| A | Argentinian Chimichurri Grill with Provolone, Cucumber, Chia Seed and CorianderProvolone Protein Base For the Argentinian interpretation of Chimichurri Grill, a measured portion of vegetarian Provolone made with microbial rennet supplies dairy protein and calcium, while the portion of Cucumber provides fibre-bearing non-starchy produce. Measured Chia Seed carries the cooking fat, while Coriander sharpens the finished plate after it is seared in a wide pan. The defining Chimichurri Grill profile is built with separately measured Parsley-Garlic Chimichurri Sauce. The tiered weights are reconciled to the plan's low net-carbohydrate allowance without predicting a particular metabolic response. |
88g vegetarian Provolone made with microbial rennet for Chimichurri Grill 119g Cucumber 37g Chia Seed 4g Coriander 6g Parsley-Garlic Chimichurri Sauce 118g vegetarian Provolone made with microbial rennet for Chimichurri Grill 152g Cucumber 50g Chia Seed 6g Coriander 9g Parsley-Garlic Chimichurri Sauce 147g vegetarian Provolone made with microbial rennet for Chimichurri Grill 190g Cucumber 62g Chia Seed 8g Coriander 12g Parsley-Garlic Chimichurri Sauce |
~475 kcal~640 kcal~800 kcal
P: 30g40g50g
| NC: 6g8g10g
| F: 37g50g62g
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| B | Peruvian Anticucho Plate with Queso Fresco, Spinach, Peanut and Aji AmarilloPeanut Monounsaturated Fat For the Peruvian interpretation of Anticucho Plate, a measured portion of vegetarian Queso Fresco made with microbial rennet supplies dairy protein and calcium, while the portion of Spinach provides leafy fibre and folate-rich produce. A defined amount of Peanut provides the fat component, and Aji Amarillo is introduced after the dish is marinated, threaded onto skewers and grilled. The defining Anticucho Plate profile is built with separately measured Aji Panca-Vinegar-Garlic Anticucho Marinade. The tiered weights are reconciled to the plan's low net-carbohydrate allowance without predicting a particular metabolic response. |
105g vegetarian Queso Fresco made with microbial rennet for Anticucho Plate 53g Spinach 30g Peanut 3g Aji Amarillo 5g Aji Panca-Vinegar-Garlic Anticucho Marinade 146g vegetarian Queso Fresco made with microbial rennet for Anticucho Plate 70g Spinach 35g Peanut 5g Aji Amarillo 8g Aji Panca-Vinegar-Garlic Anticucho Marinade 195g vegetarian Queso Fresco made with microbial rennet for Anticucho Plate 91g Spinach 37g Peanut 7g Aji Amarillo 11g Aji Panca-Vinegar-Garlic Anticucho Marinade |
~480 kcal~645 kcal~800 kcal
P: 28g38g48g
| NC: 6g8g10g
| F: 38g51g63g
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Meal 3 — Evening Snack
4:30 – 5:30 PM
| # | Meal Option & Ingredients | Quantity | Macros & Calories |
|---|---|---|---|
| A | Argentinian Provoleta Bites: Cabbage, Avocado Oil and Black PepperCabbage Produce Base For the Argentinian interpretation of Provoleta Bites, a measured portion of vegetarian Provolone made with microbial rennet supplies dairy protein and calcium, while the portion of Cabbage provides cruciferous, non-starchy fibre. The cook measures Avocado Oil before the ingredients are formed into small portions, then uses Black Pepper to finish the flavour rather than a sweet sauce. The portion changes by tier, but the named ingredients remain accountable to the carbohydrate, protein and fat targets. |
50g vegetarian Provolone made with microbial rennet for Provoleta Bites 73g Cabbage 5ml Avocado Oil 0.5g Black Pepper 67g vegetarian Provolone made with microbial rennet for Provoleta Bites 90g Cabbage 6ml Avocado Oil 1g Black Pepper 83g vegetarian Provolone made with microbial rennet for Provoleta Bites 111g Cabbage 7ml Avocado Oil 1.5g Black Pepper |
~230 kcal~300 kcal~375 kcal
P: 14g19g23g
| NC: 3g4g5g
| F: 18g23g29g
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| B | Snack Bowl with Queso Panela, Asparagus, Pecan and Jalapeno, Mexican StylePanela Protein Base For the Mexican interpretation of Snack Bowl, a measured portion of vegetarian Queso Panela made with microbial rennet supplies dairy protein and calcium, while the portion of Asparagus provides fibre-bearing non-starchy produce. Instead of an uncounted dressing, the dish names Pecan as its fat source and Jalapeno as its seasoning before being combined without a grain or flour base. No cereal, flour, sugar or starchy wrapper is assumed; every carbohydrate-bearing component is included in the measured serving. |
47g vegetarian Queso Panela made with microbial rennet for Snack Bowl 62g Asparagus 13g Pecan 5g Jalapeno 69g vegetarian Queso Panela made with microbial rennet for Snack Bowl 79g Asparagus 14g Pecan 8g Jalapeno 85g vegetarian Queso Panela made with microbial rennet for Snack Bowl 97g Asparagus 18g Pecan 12g Jalapeno |
~230 kcal~300 kcal~375 kcal
P: 12g17g21g
| NC: 3g4g5g
| F: 19g24g30g
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Meal 4 — Dinner
7:30 – 9:00 PM
| # | Meal Option & Ingredients | Quantity | Macros & Calories |
|---|---|---|---|
| A | Sichuan Mapo Bowl: Tofu, Bok Choy, Groundnut Oil and Plant-Based Chilli CrispGroundnut Oil Fat Profile For the Sichuan interpretation of Mapo Bowl, a measured portion of Tofu supplies soy protein with little carbohydrate, while the portion of Bok Choy provides leafy fibre and folate-rich produce. Its method is straightforward: the ingredients are combined without a grain or flour base, using a recorded amount of Groundnut Oil and a restrained addition of Plant-Based Chilli Crisp. The defining Mapo Bowl profile is built with separately measured Vegetarian Doubanjiang. The portion changes by tier, but the named ingredients remain accountable to the carbohydrate, protein and fat targets. |
198g Tofu for Mapo Bowl 113g Bok Choy 20ml Groundnut Oil 2g Plant-Based Chilli Crisp 4g Vegetarian Doubanjiang 266g Tofu for Mapo Bowl 161g Bok Choy 25ml Groundnut Oil 3g Plant-Based Chilli Crisp 6g Vegetarian Doubanjiang 300g Tofu for Mapo Bowl 255g Bok Choy 33ml Groundnut Oil 4g Plant-Based Chilli Crisp 8g Vegetarian Doubanjiang |
~420 kcal~555 kcal~700 kcal
P: 26g35g44g
| NC: 5g7g9g
| F: 33g43g54g
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| B | Green Curry with Tofu, Bok Choy, Avocado Oil and Thai Basil, Thai StyleBok Choy Produce Base For the Thai interpretation of Green Curry, a measured portion of Tofu supplies soy protein with little carbohydrate, while the portion of Bok Choy provides leafy fibre and folate-rich produce. The recipe assigns Avocado Oil to the fat allowance and Thai Basil to seasoning; the components are simmered gently for a coherent texture. The defining Green Curry profile is built with separately measured Unsweetened Coconut Milk and Vegetarian Green Curry Paste. The portion changes by tier, but the named ingredients remain accountable to the carbohydrate, protein and fat targets. |
180g Tofu for Green Curry 115g Bok Choy 19ml Avocado Oil 3g Thai Basil 20ml Unsweetened Coconut Milk 6g Vegetarian Green Curry Paste 250g Tofu for Green Curry 149g Bok Choy 22ml Avocado Oil 5g Thai Basil 30ml Unsweetened Coconut Milk 9g Vegetarian Green Curry Paste 299g Tofu for Green Curry 214g Bok Choy 28ml Avocado Oil 7g Thai Basil 40ml Unsweetened Coconut Milk 12g Vegetarian Green Curry Paste |
~420 kcal~555 kcal~700 kcal
P: 24g33g42g
| NC: 5g7g9g
| F: 34g44g55g
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Daily Total (approx.)
~2000kcal
~85gProtein
~35gNet Carbs
~165gFat