Default Meals & Snacks
These are the go-to meals and snacks with pre-calculated numbers. When a menu item links here, this is the full spec — serving size, prep details, and exactly what you're budgeting.
Meals
2 Egg Omelet
Whisk 2 eggs with chopped onion, tomato, and peppers. Season well — this is key. Heat pan to level 3, add 1 tsp butter, then pour in eggs.
Avocado Toast
½ avocado on a slice of whole wheat toast.
Protein Shake
1 scoop protein powder, 1 cup almond milk. Top off your shaker with ice water.
Salad
Lettuce or spinach, cucumber, tomato, onion, peppers with 1 tbsp olive oil and lemon — or a light vinaigrette. Add a protein to make it a full meal.
Cottage Cheese
½ cup cottage cheese with ⅛ cup diced fruit. Or grab Breakstone's single-serve containers.
Pizza
Any pizza — check the label and keep it to 1,000 calories total. Thin crust is the most budget-friendly choice.
Cheeseburger
1 frozen patty grilled (or equivalent), fat-free or Swiss cheese, whole wheat bun, raw or sautéed onions, tomato, pickle.
Greek Yogurt Bowl
1 cup vanilla Greek yogurt, handful of berries, ⅛ cup walnuts.
Pork Tenderloin
Roasted. 2 medallions.
Snacks
Fruit
Banana, apple, peach, pear, 1 cup watermelon, or 1 cup berries.
Peanut Butter Rice Cake
1 tbsp peanut butter spread on a rice cake.
Large Dill Pickle
One large dill pickle.
Popcorn
Air-popped or light microwave popcorn.