Asda High-Protein Body Recomposition Plan — 2,200 kcal
Body recomposition: high protein with a moderate calorie target. This 7-day plan targets 2,200 kcal/day and averages 140g of protein, built around Asda's Just Essentials (formerly Smartprice) for an estimated £65–100/week. Both protein and carbohydrate run high in this plan — it is built for training performance and recovery, not calorie restriction, so there is no need to trade one macro off against the other.
Plan summary
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Your 7-Day Meal Plan
Monday
Weetabix with Semi-Skimmed Milk and Banana
Made with weetabix, semi-skimmed milk, banana.
Recipe
Ingredients
- 2 Weetabix
- 200ml semi-skimmed milk
- 1 banana
- 1 tsp honey
Allergens in this meal: Cereals containing gluten, Milk. Worked out from generic ingredient names — always read the product label.
Method
- Put Weetabix and semi-skimmed milk in a bowl.
- Top with banana and honey.
- Eat straight away, or cover and chill for later the same day.
Garlic Prawn and Brown Rice Bowl
Made with king prawns, brown rice, garlic.
Recipe
Ingredients
- 175g king prawns
- 80g brown rice (dry weight)
- 3 garlic cloves
- lemon juice, to taste
- 2 generous handfuls baby spinach (about 60g)
- 1 tsp olive oil
Allergens in this meal: Crustaceans. Worked out from generic ingredient names — always read the product label.
Method
- Cook the rice according to its packet instructions, then drain and cool slightly.
- Cook the king prawns in a non-stick pan over medium heat for 3-4 minutes, turning, until pink and opaque. Add garlic for the final minute and cook until fragrant.
- Rinse and dry baby spinach.
- Arrange king prawns, the cooked brown rice and baby spinach in a bowl and finish with olive oil and lemon juice, to taste.
Lean Beef Stir-Fry with Brown Rice and Frozen Veg
Made with lean beef strips, brown rice, frozen stir-fry veg.
Recipe
Ingredients
- 200g lean beef strips
- 90g brown rice (dry weight)
- 200g frozen stir-fry veg
- 2 tbsp soy sauce
- 2 garlic cloves
- 1 tsp ginger
Allergens in this meal: Cereals containing gluten, Soybeans. Worked out from generic ingredient names — always read the product label.
Method
- Cook the rice according to its packet instructions, then drain if needed.
- Heat a wok or large frying pan over high heat and stir-fry the lean beef strips for 3-4 minutes, until browned and cooked through.
- Add frozen stir-fry veg and stir-fry over high heat for 3-4 minutes, keeping everything moving so it stays crisp.
- Stir in soy sauce, toss to coat and serve with the rice.
No-Bake Peanut Butter Oat Protein Balls
Made with rolled oats, peanut butter, honey.
Recipe
Ingredients
- 50g rolled oats
- 2 tbsp peanut butter
- 1 tbsp honey
- 1 tsp chia seeds
Allergens in this meal: Cereals containing gluten, Peanuts. Worked out from generic ingredient names — always read the product label.
Method
- Put rolled oats, peanut butter, honey and chia seeds in a bowl and mix to a thick, sticky dough that holds together when pressed.
- If the mixture is too dry to hold, add a teaspoon of water or milk at a time; if too wet, add a little more oats.
- Roll into even balls, roughly a heaped tablespoon each.
- Chill in the fridge for at least 30 minutes to set without any baking.
- Keep refrigerated in an airtight container and eat within 5 days.
Tzatziki with Vegetable Dippers
Made with low-fat greek yogurt, cucumber, garlic clove.
Recipe
Ingredients
- 100g low-fat Greek yogurt
- ¼ cucumber, grated
- 1 garlic clove
- 1 carrot
- 2 celery sticks
- 1 tsp dill
Allergens in this meal: Celery, Milk. Worked out from generic ingredient names — always read the product label.
Method
- Squeeze the grated cucumber in a clean tea towel to remove the excess water.
- Crush or finely grate the garlic, then stir it into the low-fat Greek yogurt with the cucumber and dill. Season to taste.
- Cut the carrot and celery sticks into batons and serve them with the tzatziki for dipping.
Weekly Shopping List
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Estimated cost: £65–100/week for 1 person from Asda. Calories and macros remain per person, while shopping quantities are scaled for the household.
Protein
Carbs & Grains
Vegetables
Dairy & Eggs
Fruit
Herbs & Spices
Condiments & Oils
Extras
Container setup for this plan
This plan has about 14 prep-friendly meals. Start with 8 main containers, 3 small sauce or snack tubs, and 2 freezer tubs.
Use 2 five-container glass packs to provide at least 8 main meal spaces, then add the separate small tubs shown above.
Best for regular weekday lunches, reheating at work, curry, chilli, pasta, and repeat washing.
- Material
- Glass
- Price and availability
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This plan includes saucy or reheated meals, so choose containers with secure, leak-resistant lids. If using plastic, check that it is suitable for reheating and follow the product instructions.
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Plan Details and Assumptions
Asda Shopping Evidence Notes
These basket notes explain why this plan is shaped around certain ingredients and swaps before you open the shopping list.
- Best for larger weekly shops, family-style staples, freezer options and value packs that can be portioned.
- Works well for 1800-2500 kcal plans where bigger carbohydrate and protein portions are needed.
- Check multipacks and frozen ranges before buying many single fresh items.
The Assumptions Behind This Plan
Every plan is built on four decisions. If one of them does not match your week, that is the part to change - the swaps below cover the common cases.
| Decision | This plan uses | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Calorie target | Built around roughly 2,200 kcal per day | Higher targets leave more room for training fuel, snacks and larger carbohydrate portions. |
| Supermarket | Asda | Asda pages balance budget staples with broader family-friendly ranges and frozen options. |
| Budget | £65–100/week estimate | Budget plans keep variety while still prioritising own-brand and batch-friendly ingredients. |
| Prep style | Standard (20–30 min/day) | Standard-prep plans balance variety, fresh meals and realistic weekday cooking. |
Shopping This Plan At Asda
Typically the cheapest of the big four on a like-for-like basket, with a genuinely low economy tier.
What Asda is good for here
- Just Essentials is usually the lowest-priced option in its category, which suits very cheap weeks.
- Large multipack meat and frozen ranges that suit bulk batch cooking.
- Good value on rice, pasta, oats and tinned pulses — the backbone of a budget prep plan.
Worth knowing before you shop
- Just Essentials lines sell out quickly and availability is inconsistent.
- Rewards pays into a wallet rather than reducing the shop at the till, so it will not lower this week's bill.
Retailer details checked 2026-07-20. Ranges and loyalty schemes change — the weekly cost estimate above is based on the plan's budget tier, not on live prices at this store.
Swaps & Suggestions
💰 Make it cheaper
- Buy Asda's Just Essentials (formerly Smartprice) range for rice, pasta, oats and tins — nutritionally identical to standard lines, at the lowest price point in store
- Replace fresh salmon with tinned mackerel or sardines in brine (saves ~£2–3/week)
- Buy dried pulses (lentils, chickpeas, black beans) and cook in bulk rather than tinned — cheaper per portion
- Use frozen chicken breast instead of fresh (saves ~£1.50/week, same protein)
- Swap fresh berries for frozen mixed berries (same nutrients, fraction of the cost)
💪 Increase protein
- Add a post-workout combination of fast carbs and protein (banana and whey, or chocolate milk) after harder sessions
- Use an extra portion of chicken, fish or tofu on higher-training days rather than cutting carbs to make room
- Greek yogurt with fruit and granola covers both protein and carb needs in one snack
🥦 Make it vegetarian
- Replace chicken with Quorn fillets or diced firm tofu
- Swap beef mince for tinned green lentils or plant-based mince
- Use halloumi or feta instead of meat in lunch salads
- Substitute eggs or cottage cheese for fish-based meals
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does this body recomposition plan cost per week?
This plan is designed for Asda and is estimated at £65–100 per week for one person at typical UK prices, depending on what you already have at home. Asda Rewards (cashback to a wallet rather than instant discounts) can reduce this further.
How much protein does this plan provide per day?
This plan averages 140g of protein per day across the week, based on the meals actually selected — well above general UK guidance of roughly 0.8–1.6g per kg of bodyweight for active adults.
How is this different from a generic body recomposition plan?
Plenty of body recomposition plans share the same 2,200 kcal target — the difference here is that both protein and carbs are set high together, rather than trading one off against the other.
Can I print this body recomposition meal plan or save it as a PDF?
Yes. Use the export / print PDF button on the plan page. The printable version summarises all 7 days at 2,200 kcal/day, the Asda shopping list, and your chosen household portion sizes.
Is this plan suitable for meal prep?
Most recipes in this plan scale well and reheat easily. Soups, stews, and grain dishes are ideal for making in larger batches to save time midweek.
Is this plan suitable for beginners?
Yes. Recipes are rated Standard (20–30 min/day) and use ingredients available at Asda — no specialist equipment or advanced technique is needed.
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