3000 calorie vegetarian meal plan
Option 1: Generate your own plan
This will create a customizable diet plan where you can pick the recipes and swap/randomize meals until you have something you like.
Option 2: Pre-made plan with PDF
This pre-made PDF plan (2975cals, 197g protein, 250g net carbs, 110g fat 50g fiber per day) cannot be customized.
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Overview
This 3000-calorie vegetarian meal plan gives you a practical, high-protein weekly plan designed for active people who want to fuel performance, recovery, and satiety on plant-forward foods. Use the built-in generator to create a customizable diet plan—swap or randomize meals until it matches your tastes and schedule—or download the ready-made 7-day PDF sample that includes a full grocery list and step-by-step recipes. The plan includes snacks, mains, and a daily protein supplement option so you can hit higher protein targets easily.
Meals in this nutrition plan average about 3,000 kcal per day with daily protein typically in the ~190–210 g range and varying carbs and fats depending on the sample day (carbs roughly 200–320 g, fats ~80–145 g, fiber commonly 40–60 g). Option 1 (Generate your own plan) creates a fully customizable weekly meal plan where you can pick recipes and swap meals. Option 2 (Pre-made plan with PDF) provides a fixed downloadable plan (about 2,975 kcal/day, ~197 g protein, ~250 g net carbs, ~110 g fat and ~50 g fiber) that cannot be customized but is ready to follow immediately with a 65-item grocery list and simple prep instructions.
Following this vegetarian diet plan can support muscle maintenance or growth when combined with resistance training because of its high daily protein; it also tends to improve recovery, sustain energy for workouts, and increase satiety thanks to higher protein and fiber content. The fiber-rich plant foods in the weekly plan can help digestion and help you feel full longer, while the calorie level supports weight maintenance or controlled mass gain depending on your activity level. As always, adjust portions for your personal goals and consult a registered dietitian or healthcare provider if you have medical conditions or specific dietary needs before starting a new meal plan.






















