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Protein Planner (No Whey)

Challenge the "whey is mandatory" myth. This planner builds reliable protein habits using everyday foods — for vegans, vegetarians, and non-veg. No obsessive counting — just anchors that fit your life.

No Whey defaultLocal & seasonal foodsPalm-size protein per meal
Vegan
Vegetarian
Non-veg
No Whey
Diet:
Mode:

Protein Anchor

  • Aim for a palm-size protein each meal
  • Use plate visual: ½ veg, ¼ carbs, ¼ protein
  • Add 1 thumb of healthy fat

Snack Anchor

  • 1 small protein snack daily
  • Examples: nuts & fruit, curd/yogurt, roasted chana
  • Prefer real foods; keep it portable

Recovery Anchor

  • On training days, add easy carbs post-workout
  • Examples: banana, dates, jaggery milk (veg), fruit
  • Keep hydration steady through the day

A simple day on Vegetarian (balanced)

Breakfast

  • Paneer bhurji + roti
  • Curd bowl (dahi) + fruit + nuts
  • Moong chilla + chutney

Lunch

  • Dal + roti + sabzi
  • Chole + jeera rice + salad
  • Paneer tikka + millet

Snack

  • Buttermilk + roasted chana
  • Greek yogurt + fruit
  • Paneer cubes + salad

Dinner

  • Paneer curry + roti
  • Dal khichdi + ghee + salad
  • Veg pulao + raita
Tip: Don't have a listed item? Use the Smart Swaps below.

Smart Swaps

Real life happens. Keep protein steady by swapping within your diet.

Vegan

  • Tofu ↔ Tempeh ↔ Soya chunks
  • Lentils ↔ Chickpeas ↔ Rajma
  • Soy yogurt ↔ Peanut curd
  • Nuts ↔ Seeds (sesame, pumpkin)

Vegetarian

  • Paneer ↔ Tofu ↔ Soya chunks
  • Curd/Yogurt ↔ Greek yogurt
  • Dal ↔ Chana ↔ Rajma
  • Eggs ↔ Paneer bhurji (if no eggs)

Non-veg

  • Chicken ↔ Eggs ↔ Fish
  • Fish ↔ Prawns ↔ Eggs
  • Chicken curry ↔ Grilled tikka
  • Keema ↔ Omelette + dal
Note: This planner promotes whole-food protein. Selective use of protein powders is optional; if you choose to use them, prefer simple ingredients and consult a professional if unsure.

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Educational guidance only — not medical advice. For diagnosis or treatment, consult licensed professionals.