Weight Loss Meal Plans
Clean Cut Meals weight loss meal plans have been created to help you lose weight.
Our weight loss meal plans are freshly prepared by our in-house chefs and delivered fresh to your door each week.
Packed full of flavour and nutrition our weight loss meal plans will ensure you burn fat and have the energy you need to achieve your weight loss goals.
Delivered nationwide, our delicious meal plans are ready to eat in 3 minutes. Let Clean Cut Meals do the hard work, giving you more time to reach your goals.
Choose Your Plan
Try our delicious weight loss meal plans, created by our chefs these nourishing meals are packed with nutrition and flavour making it easier for you to achieve your weight loss goals.
Bronze
Breakfast Lunch & Dinner
No Snacks
Approx. 1200 Calories per day
€
6.80
/ per meal
- Breakfast Lunch & Dinner
- No Snacks
- 1200 Calories per day
| What’s Included in this meal plan? | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Items | 5 Days | 6 Days | 7 Days |
| Breakfasts | 5 | 6 | 7 |
| Main Meals | 10 | 12 | 14 |
| Snacks | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Cals/Day | 1200 | 1200 | 1200 |
| Cost/Week | €101.35 | €120.82 | €141.79 |
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Silver
Breakfast Lunch & Dinner
1 Snack
Approx. 1500 Calories per day
€
6
/ per meal
- Breakfast Lunch & Dinner
- 1 Snack per day
- 1500 Calories per day
Most Popular
| What’s Included in this meal plan? | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Items | 5 Days | 6 Days | 7 Days |
| Breakfasts | 5 | 6 | 7 |
| Main Meals | 10 | 12 | 14 |
| Snacks | 5 | 6 | 7 |
| Cals/Day | 1500 | 1500 | 1500 |
| Cost/Week | €120.80 | €142.76 | €167.72 |
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When you click the number of days you want to subscribe, we will add all the meals to your cart. You can then adjust or swap meals to suit your dietary preferences.
Gold
Breakfast Lunch & Dinner
2 Snacks
Approx.1800 Calories per day
€
5.50
/ per meal
- Breakfast Lunch & Dinner
- 2 Snacks per day
- 1800 Calories per day
| What’s Included in this meal plan? | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Items | 5 Days | 6 Days | 7 Days |
| Breakfasts | 5 | 6 | 7 |
| Main Meals | 10 | 12 | 14 |
| Snacks | 10 | 12 | 14 |
| Cals/Day | 1800 | 1800 | 1800 |
| Cost/Week | €138.25 | €171.69 | €192.65 |
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When you click the number of days you want to subscribe, we will add all the meals to your cart. You can then adjust or swap meals to suit your dietary preferences.
Testimonials
Beautiful food. So convenient for someone like me who trains a lot and also works shift work. Having CCM means I cant go wrong and have no excuses to go on a take away binge lol. would definitely recommend
Evan CroweFebruary, 2022
Meals taste amazing, I’ve enjoyed every meal so far and so handy not having to cook. It’s also a great variety. Snacks are a nice treat, it’s ideal to eat a snack in the evening that’s healthy yet satisfies my sweet tooth.
Katie ShanleyJanuary, 2022
I really enjoy the Food. I have found that there is a good balance of vegetables and meat. The meals leave you full and unable to maybe binge eat other foods afterwards.
For the price they are, they have their worth in taste and healthiness, something reminiscent of getting food at a good restaurant! I highly recommended Clean Cut Meals, for people on a weight plan or even food enthusiasts.
Complementary products are a delight!!
Joe GannonApril, 2021
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FAQ
How many calories should I consume daily?
The amount of calories required each day depends on a number of factors, such as age, weight, activity levels and your overall health and fitness goals. If weight loss is your goal then you need to start to reduce down your calories by about 250 calories per day.
How many calories do you need to lose weight?
For healthy weight loss, if your current diet is maintaining your weight, you can lower your daily intake by around 250 calories per day to achieve 0.25kg of weight loss per week. It is important to ensure you are eating nutritious and healthy meals:
- Eat enough protein to ensure your fat burning machine, muscle mass, is primed and ready to burn fat. Fat gets transported to healthy muscles to be metabolised and used for energy. This process can be impaired if you don’t get enough protein to maintain your muscle mass.
- Eat enough fibre to feed your helpful gut bugs, which will keep you feeling fuller for longer and provide you with a sustained amount of energy throughout the day.
- Hydration is important when losing weight. Ensure you drink sufficient water throughout the day to stay hydrated, about 1 to 2 litres is recommended. Often it is common to confuse thirst signals for hunger signals.
What’s the best way to start losing weight?
The first thing to do is to decide on your weight loss target goal. Planning and organisation is then required to ensure you have everything you need to reach this goal. Your food in-take is very important in achieving your weight loss goals. Make sure to consume a nutritious diet of wholefoods and limit your intake of processed foods and high calorie drinks such soft drinks and alcohol.
Making some simple changes to your diet can have a huge impact The 3pm daily snacks many people indulge in can be swapped out for something healthy like fruit or yoghurt. Changes like this can be made here and there easily and make a huge difference.
Can I lose weight without exercise by monitoring calorie intake?
You can, but be sure to closely monitor what you are eating. Weight loss happens when you are in calorie deficit. So if your intake means you’re getting less calories than your body needs, then you’ll lose weight as a result of a calorie deficit. However by adding in physical exercise to your day it allows you to burn more calories than just dieting.
Can I still gain muscle while on a low calorie diet?
In short the answer is yes, however you need to ensure your protein intake is increased to around 2-2.2 grams per kilogram of bodyweight each day. If this occurs while you are in a slight calorie deficit (around 10% less than your daily calorie requirements), you can achieve a gradual loss of weight over time, while still having the protein stores available to gain muscle mass.
However, significant calorie deficits during periods of high protein intake can result in difficulty in maintaining a balanced diet. This may cause you to miss out on key nutrients required to keep your energy levels high and important nutrients such as gut friendly fibre.
How do I stop feeling so hungry while trying to lose weight?
When trying to lose weight you need to be in a calorie deficit. This means you need to eat fewer calories than your body will burn in a day. When your body isn’t getting enough fuel it is likely you will feel hungry, therefore you should try to eat meals and snacks rich in wholefood sources of protein and fibre to help minimise hunger and cravings.
How can I keep weight off once I’ve lost it?
Once you have done the hard work of achieving your weight loss goal, maintaining that loss should be the next goal. Sometimes the most challenging part of maintaining your weight loss is getting the right nutrition. Keeping track of your food intake in a diary can be very helpful, plan ahead and have nutritionally balanced meals and snacks ready to go when needed. As long as you are well prepared you are less likely to return to old , unhealthy habits.
High fibre food groups such as fruit and vegetables are key. You should also eat a range of protein types – from animal to plant-based. This will ensure you feel full and energised throughout the day while receiving all the necessary nutrients you need.