3500 Calorie Low Fat Meal Plan for Muscle Building and Weight Gain
Eat This Much creates personalized meal plans based on your food preferences, budget, schedule, and more. Try it with the Low Fat diet, focusing on reducing fat intake in favor of fruits, vegetables, and grains to promote heart health and aid in weight control.
Whether you're looking to gain muscle, increase weight, or maintain your current physique, a 3500 calorie meal plan might be what you need to reach your goals. For those following a low-fat diet, this calorie target can help you reduce fat intake while ensuring you receive balanced nutrition. Our planner is designed to provide you with nutrient-dense meals that fuel your workouts, support recovery, and keep you on track.
Today's Meal Plan
Breakfast
Peanut Butter Yogurt and Oats
1 serving
Granola
1 ounce
Lunch
1000 Calorie Shake
1 shake
Mushroom and Pepper Tossed Salad
1 serving
Dinner
High Protein Chicken Alfredo
1 Bowl
Tuna Apple Salad
1 serving
Example Seven Day Plan
Here's a sample Low Fat meal plan with daily averages of 3474 Calories, 251g protein, 128g fat, and 364g carbs (296g net carbs). You can generate your own custom plans like this with a free Eat This Much account and generate complete instant grocery lists with our Premium features.
Day 1
Breakfast
Cinnamon Apple Protein Oatmeal 2 serving
Peanut Butter Toast 1 slices
Lunch
1000 Calorie Shake 1 shake
Strawberries 1 cup
Dinner
Tuna Steak with Salsa 1 serving
Zesty Honey Kale 1 serving
Snack
Peach and Blueberry Parfait 1 serving
Day 2
Breakfast
Pumpkin Pecan Oatmeal 1 serving
Bacon 3 strips
Lunch
Smashed White Bean and Avocado Sandwich 1 serving
Protein-boosted Yogurt 1 serving
Dinner
Chicken Breast with Rice 0.5 serving
Snack
Apple Walnut Parfait 1 serving
Day 3
Breakfast
Cinnamon Raisin Protein Oatmeal 2 serving
Lunch
Banana oatmeal smoothie 1 shake
Lemon Parmesan Salad 1 salad
Dinner
Tuna Steak with Salsa 1 serving
Zesty Honey Kale 1.5 serving
Snack
Protein Yogurt and Blueberries 1 serving
Day 4
Breakfast
Cinnamon Apple Protein Oatmeal 2 serving
Peanut Butter Toast 1 slices
Lunch
1000 Calorie Shake 1 shake
Strawberries 0.5 cup
Dinner
Fruit & Fiber Chicken Salad 1 serving
Edamame Sesame Bowl 1.5 serving
Snack
Apple Walnut Parfait 1 serving
Day 5
Breakfast
Cinnamon Raisin Protein Oatmeal 2 serving
Lunch
Smashed White Bean and Avocado Sandwich 1 serving
Protein-boosted Yogurt 1 serving
Dinner
Chicken Breast with Rice 0.5 serving
Snack
Protein Yogurt and Blueberries 1 serving
Day 6
Breakfast
Pumpkin Pecan Oatmeal 1 serving
Cucumber Avocado Toast 1 serving
Lunch
1000 Calorie Shake 1 shake
Strawberries 1 cup
Dinner
Tuna Steak with Salsa 1 serving
Zesty Honey Kale 1 serving
Snack
Apple Walnut Parfait 1 serving
Day 7
Breakfast
Cinnamon Raisin Protein Oatmeal 2 serving
Lunch
Smashed White Bean and Avocado Sandwich 1 serving
Yogurt with Almonds & Honey 1.5 serving
Dinner
Fruit & Fiber Chicken Salad 1 serving
Edamame Sesame Bowl 1.5 serving
Snack
Protein Yogurt and Blueberries 1 serving
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Paleo Emulates ancient diet with whole foods, free of processed items and grains
Mediterranean Rich in fruits, vegetables, fish, and olive oil for a balanced, heart-healthy diet
Low Carb Reduces carbohydrate intake, focusing on proteins and fats for energy
Low Fat Limits fat consumption, emphasizing lean proteins, grains, and vegetables
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