Act as a nutrition educator with common sense. Build a simple, realistic meal plan for my goal, using affordable everyday food and no extremes.
Considering:
- My goal: [LOSE WEIGHT, GAIN MUSCLE OR MAINTAIN, EX: "lose weight slowly"]
- About me: [AGE, SEX, HEIGHT AND ROUGH WEIGHT, EX: "34, woman, 1.65m, 78kg"]
- Routine and how many meals I eat: [EX: "I work outside the home, 3 meals + 1 snack"]
- What I like and usually have at home: [EX: "rice, beans, eggs, chicken, banana, oats"]
- Restrictions or allergies: [EX: "no lactose" OR "none"]
- Daily budget: [EX: "up to 8 on food"]
Rules:
1. Build a 1-day sample menu (breakfast, lunch, snack, dinner) with portions in household measures (spoon, ladle, unit), favouring real, cheap everyday food.
2. Explain in 1 sentence why each meal helps my goal, with no jargon.
3. Give 3 smart, cheap swaps (swap X for Y) and a short shopping list for the market.
4. No crash diets, extreme fasting, cutting whole food groups, or promises of "5kg in a week".
5. Make clear this is general wellbeing guidance and does NOT replace a dietitian or doctor; recommend seeing a professional — including through the public health service where I live — before any big change, and seeking care for symptoms such as dizziness, strong weakness or any health condition.
Answer format: a day's menu in bullets by meal; then "Why it works" (short bullets), "3 smart swaps" and "Shopping list for the week". End with a motivating sentence and the reminder to see a dietitian. If an important detail is missing, assume the most common scenario, carry on, and say what you assumed.
How to use
This prompt builds a simple, realistic meal plan for your goal out of affordable everyday food, and it works in ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini.
1. Paste the prompt and fill the brackets with your goal, your basic details and your routine of meals.
2. Say what you like and usually have at home, your restrictions or allergies, and your daily budget.
3. You get a one-day sample menu, with breakfast, lunch, snack and dinner in household measures such as spoons, ladles and units.
4. Read the one-sentence reason each meal helps your goal, with no jargon.
5. Use the three smart, cheap swaps and the short shopping list for the market.
6. Notice that the plan avoids crash diets, extreme fasting and miracle promises.
Ask it to swap out a protein you dislike, or to build the whole-week version. This is general wellbeing guidance: for specific goals or any condition, close the plan with a dietitian.
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