Weekly high-protein meal plan

Seven complete days, one grocery list, every day at 120g+ protein. Here is exactly what a week looks like.

Short answer

A weekly high-protein meal plan should give you seven complete days of menus and a single grocery list, so you shop once and cook the week. In this plan, every one of the seven days lands at 120g of protein or more (a real Week 1 runs from about 140g to 172.5g of protein per day, at roughly 1,600 to 1,822 calories), and one consolidated grocery list, organized by aisle, covers the whole week.

What one week actually looks like

A weekly plan is only useful if every day is real and the numbers hold. Here is Week 1 of the plan, day by day, with the actual protein and calorie totals. Every day clears 120g of protein, and the week averages well above it.

DayProteinkcal
Day 1169.0 g1,766
Day 2140.0 g1,822
Day 3172.5 g1,778
Day 4143.5 g1,614
Day 5149.0 g1,812
Day 6145.8 g1,636
Day 7143.5 g1,607

Real Week 1 day totals from the plan, verbatim. Macros are computed from USDA FoodData Central references and rounded.

A full day, meal by meal

Each of those days breaks down into breakfast, lunch, dinner, and a protein-anchored snack, with the macros on every meal. Here is Day 1 in full.

MealWhat is on the plateProteinkcal
BreakfastGreek Yogurt Power Bowl (nonfat Greek yogurt, granola, berries, peanut butter)33.5 g441
LunchChicken and Quinoa Power Bowl (5 oz chicken breast, quinoa, vegetables, olive oil)51.5 g496
DinnerBaked Salmon, Edamame and Rice52 g587
SnackWhey Protein Shake (1 scoop, 2% milk)32 g242
Day total169 g1,766

This is Day 1 of the plan, exactly as printed. Macros are calculated from USDA FoodData Central reference values for each listed serving (cooked weights for meat and seafood) and rounded. Treat them as close estimates; brands and preparation vary.

One grocery list for the whole week

The point of a weekly plan is shopping once. Each week comes with one consolidated grocery list built from that week's exact menus and organized into six aisle sections (Meat and Seafood, Plant Protein, Dairy and Eggs, Grains and Starch, Produce, Pantry and Supplements), so you move through the store once. Fresh produce and seafood are flagged to buy mid-week for the back half.

Run one week, or all four

This is one of four weeks. The full plan is 28 days (four weekly menus with four matching grocery lists), plus budget, no-cook, dairy-free, and vegetarian swap tables and a 47-food protein reference. Run a single week on repeat if you like the routine, or rotate all four for variety without ever dropping below 120g of protein a day.

Common questions

What is in a one-week high-protein meal plan?
Seven complete days of menus (breakfast, lunch, dinner, and a snack), every day at 120g+ protein, plus one grocery list organized by aisle. In this plan a real week runs from about 140g to 172.5g of protein per day at roughly 1,600 to 1,822 calories.
Do I get a grocery list for the week?
Yes. Each of the four weeks has its own consolidated grocery list, built from that week's exact menus and grouped into six aisle sections so you shop once.
Can I just repeat one week?
Yes. You can run a single week on repeat if you like the routine, or rotate all four weeks for variety. Either way every day stays at 120g+ protein.
How many calories is a week of this?
The days land in a moderate range, roughly 1,600 to 1,822 calories in a real Week 1, averaging about 1,669 across the full 28 days, while keeping protein high. Adjust portions up or down to fit your own needs.

Keep going

These guides build on each other, and all of them come from the same done-for-you plan.

From the plan this page is built on

Stop rebuilding the same high-protein day every morning.

Everything above is drawn from The 28-Day High-Protein Meal Plan: 28 done-for-you daily menus that each land at 120g or more of protein (about 145g on average), full macros printed on every meal, 4 weekly grocery lists already organized by aisle, and budget, no-cook, dairy-free, and vegetarian swap tables. Every macro was calculated from USDA food data and independently accuracy-checked before it went on sale. One-time $9.99, instant printable PDF (US Letter and A4), yours to keep.

7-day money-back guarantee Secure checkout by Stripe Instant download

Not sure yet? The free 3-day sample is three complete daily menus with real macros and a mini grocery list, no card needed.