GLP-1 Plate / Free GLP-1 meal plan: a printable 1-day sample
Free GLP-1 meal plan: a printable 1-day sample
Updated October 2026 · Based on FDA prescribing information and the 2025 joint nutrition advisory
One full day of eating on a GLP-1 medicine, free to print. Small meals at regular times, a protein source each time, fruits, vegetables and whole grains, and drinks spread through the day. It follows the 2025 joint nutrition advisory, not a fad.
The sample day
A sample day from the plan (Day 1)
| Breakfast | Overnight Protein Oats 21 g protein · 8 g fiber · 265 kcal |
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| Lunch | Lemon Chicken Quinoa Bowls 33 g protein · 6 g fiber · 380 kcal |
| Snack | Cottage Cheese and Pineapple Cup 14 g protein · 1 g fiber · 115 kcal |
| Dinner | Sheet-Pan Chicken with Sweet Potato and Broccoli 36 g protein · 5 g fiber · 320 kcal |
| Day total | 104 g protein, 20 g fiber |
Nutrition calculated from USDA FoodData Central (SR Legacy) per serving, rounded. Portions are a starting point: adjust them with your clinician or a registered dietitian.
To print: use your browser's print command (Ctrl+P or Cmd+P) and choose a printer or "Save as PDF".
Why the day is built this way
| Small breakfast | The advisory notes nausea "often occurs in the morning or after longer periods without eating" and suggests a small breakfast, then small meals every 3 to 4 hours. |
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| Protein each time | The advisory recommends eating protein-rich foods first; the Dietary Guidelines 2025 to 2030 say to prioritize protein at every meal. |
| Lower-fat cooking | Avoiding large or high-fat meals can help with nausea and diarrhea, per the advisory. |
| Fiber and fluids | Fiber from foods, increased gradually, with adequate fluids, to help with constipation. |
| No sugary drinks | On the advisory's "minimize" list, and the Dietary Guidelines say to avoid them. |
If you take Wegovy tablets, breakfast timing follows your label instructions. If you take insulin or a sulfonylurea, do not skip meals or eat much less without your prescriber.
Free day or full plan?
This day is genuinely useful on its own: print it, rotate the proteins, and you have a week of simple meals. What it does not give you is variety, recipes with nutrition numbers, shopping lists or a plan for the bad days. That is what the paid plan adds:
- 28 days of meals instead of one, so you are not eating the same plate every day.
- 34 recipes with protein, fiber and calories per serving calculated from USDA FoodData Central.
- Weekly grocery lists and a meal prep guide with FDA fridge storage times.
- Food choices for nausea, constipation and diarrhea, eating out, and trackers to bring to appointments.
It costs $19, it is nutrition support only, and it promises no weight result: no meal plan honestly can. See what is inside the 4-week plan. Or keep reading for free: how much protein, what to eat and what to limit.