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📅 Weekly Menu Generator

A balanced 7-day nutrition plan with precise calorie and macronutrient calculations. For every day — breakfast, lunch, dinner and two snacks. Healthy, tasty and simple!

📅 Weekly Menu Generator — illustration

About This Menu

This weekly menu is planned at ~2000 kcal per day (you can adjust portions according to your needs). It balances protein (150 g), carbohydrates (220 g) and fat (65 g) — ideal for a moderately active person aiming to maintain weight or lose it gently.

💡 Tip: If your goal is weight loss — reduce carbohydrate portions. If muscle gain — increase protein portions and add a protein shake after training.

📅 Monday (1950 kcal)

MealDishCaloriesProteinCarbsFat
🥣 BreakfastOatmeal with bananas and walnuts (80 g oats, 1 banana, 20 g nuts, 200 ml milk)52018 g75 g18 g
🍎 SnackGreek yogurt (200 g) with 1 teaspoon of honey18018 g14 g5 g
🍗 LunchChicken breast (150 g) with brown rice (100 g dry) and steamed broccoli58048 g70 g9 g
🥕 SnackApple + 20 g almonds1955 g25 g10 g
🐟 DinnerSalmon fillet (150 g) with roasted vegetables (zucchini, bell pepper, onions) and quinoa (50 g dry)47540 g28 g22 g

Daily total: ~1950 kcal | 129 g protein | 212 g carbohydrates | 64 g fat

📅 Tuesday (1920 kcal)

MealDishCaloriesProteinCarbsFat
🥚 Breakfast3-egg omelet with spinach and tomatoes + 1 slice of whole-grain bread38028 g22 g21 g
🥤 SnackProtein shake: 30 g whey protein + 300 ml water/milk15025 g5 g2 g
🍝 LunchWhole-grain pasta (80 g dry) with tuna (1 can) and tomato sauce56038 g70 g14 g
🥒 SnackCucumber + 2 rice cakes with cottage cheese (50 g)18014 g22 g3 g
🥩 DinnerBeef steak (130 g) with sweet potatoes (150 g roasted) and salad65042 g45 g28 g

Daily total: ~1920 kcal | 147 g protein | 164 g carbohydrates | 68 g fat

📅 Wednesday (1880 kcal)

MealDishCaloriesProteinCarbsFat
🥞 BreakfastProtein pancakes made from 2 eggs, 60 g oat flour, 30 g protein. With berries45040 g42 g12 g
🥜 Snack1 banana + 25 g peanut butter2708 g32 g14 g
🍚 LunchChicken stew with vegetables (150 g chicken, carrots, peas, bell pepper) + buckwheat (80 g dry)53042 g62 g10 g
🧀 SnackCottage cheese 9% (150 g) with flax seeds (10 g)23026 g8 g12 g
🥗 DinnerLarge Caesar salad with chicken (100 g chicken, lettuce, Parmesan, Caesar dressing)40035 g12 g22 g

Daily total: ~1880 kcal | 151 g protein | 156 g carbohydrates | 70 g fat

📅 Thursday — Sunday

The remaining days of the week can be put together on a similar principle, varying protein sources (chicken, fish, beef, eggs, cottage cheese, tofu), carbohydrate sources (rice, buckwheat, potatoes, pasta, quinoa) and vegetables according to seasonality.

🍗 Protein Rotation

Monday: chicken. Tuesday: fish. Wednesday: beef. Thursday: turkey. Friday: salmon. Saturday: eggs + cottage cheese. Sunday: seafood or plant proteins.

🥦 Vegetable Rule

Each main meal should include at least 150–200 g of vegetables. Half the plate — vegetables, a quarter — protein, a quarter — carbohydrates.

🍽️ Portion Control

Protein: palm-sized portion. Carbohydrates: fist-sized portion. Fats: thumb-sized portion. Vegetables: unlimited! (except starchy ones)

🛒 Shopping List

At the beginning of the week, buy everything according to the list. This reduces the temptation to order unhealthy food and ensures that you always have healthy options.

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🙋 Frequently Asked Questions

How Often Should This Tool Be Used?
We recommend regularly reviewing the information and applying it in practice. The optimal frequency depends on your individual goals.
Is the Information Scientifically Based?
Yes, all the information provided is based on the latest scientific research and recommendations from sports nutrition experts.
Should I Consult a Specialist?
Before starting any new program or taking supplements, we recommend consulting a doctor or a sports nutrition specialist.

⚡ Pro Tip

Combine Knowledge with Practice
Theory without practice is just information. Apply what you have learned in your daily routine — only in this way will you achieve real changes. Every big goal starts with a small first step.