What I ate this week [July 7- July 13] with printable pdf download (whole30, diabetic friendly)
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Hi Everyone!
Here we are again—another week of delicious, Whole30-friendly eating! Since starting this journey, I’ve found that planning meals around Whole30, grain-free, and diabetic-friendly guidelines has helped me feel more stable, satisfied, and in control of my health. I’m sharing what I ate each day this week in case it gives you inspiration for your own meals—especially if you’re navigating kosher, family-friendly, or blood sugar-conscious eating. Let’s dive in!
Monday, July 7
- Breakfast: Leftover pashtida

- Lunch: Chicken, pepper, and tomato sauce

- Dinner: 3 beef patties, ¼ plate of potatoes, tomato

Tuesday, July 8
- Breakfast: Blueberry Chia Pudding

- Lunch: 3 eggs on sweet potato toast with cucumber

- Dinner: Tuna filet with lemon pepper green beans

- Snack: 1 apple with smoked almonds
Wednesday, July 9
- Breakfast: Blueberry Banana Chia pudding
- Lunch: 3 eggs, celery, carrot, almond butter

- Dinner: 3 burger patties with pepper and baked potato

Thursday, July 10
- Breakfast: Chia pudding
- Lunch: Salad with 2 hardboiled eggs
- Dinner: Chicken breast with sautéed veggies and mayo
- Snack: Banana with almond butter, cinnamon & ginger
Friday, July 11
- Breakfast: Chia pudding
- Lunch: Leftover scramble

- Dinner: Salmon, coleslaw, broccoli & cauliflower, London broil
Shabbos, July 12
- Breakfast: Chia pudding
- Lunch: Salmon, salad, broccoli, Whole30 chulent with meat
- Dinner: Salmon, salad, broccoli & cauliflower
- Snacks: Veggies with ranch, pineapple, macadamia nuts
Sunday, July 13
- Breakfast: Chia pudding
- Lunch: Salmon, broccoli, potato with ghee
- Dinner: Cucumber salad, sauerkraut, London broil, sweet potato

- Snack: 1.5 eggs, coleslaw, cashews
Thanks for following along! Sharing these weekly meals keeps me focused and reminds me that healthy, Whole30-compliant eating doesn’t have to be boring or complicated. I hope it gives you some ideas for your own meal planning—especially if you’re juggling health goals, family preferences, or a kosher kitchen like I am. Let me know in the comments what you’re eating this week or if you’d like me to share any of these recipes in more detail!