Morrisons Batch Cook Menopause Nutrition Plan — 1,800 kcal

General meal planning with protein, fibre and calcium-rich foods. This 7-day plan targets 1,800 kcal/day and averages 105g of protein, built around Morrisons's Savers for an estimated £40–70/week. Meals are chosen to hold up after a few days in the fridge or freezer — stews, chillies, tray bakes and grain bowls — rather than anything that goes soggy or dries out on reheating.

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Plan summary

1 person
SupermarketMorrisons
GoalMenopause Nutrition
Weekly cost£40–70/week estimate
Daily average across the 7 days
1,798 kcal105g protein226g carbs54g fat34g fibre

Individual days vary around these figures.

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Your 7-Day Meal Plan

Monday

1799 kcal per person110g protein · 217g carbs per person
Breakfast444 kcal · 10g protein · 53g carbs · 15 min

Quinoa and Coconut Milk Porridge with Mango

Made with quinoa, coconut milk light, mango chunks.

Recipe
Ingredients
  • 60g quinoa
  • 175ml light coconut milk
  • 70g mango chunks
  • ½ tsp cinnamon
  • 1 tsp maple syrup
Method
  1. Rinse the quinoa in a sieve, then put it in a small saucepan with the light coconut milk and cinnamon.
  2. Bring to a gentle simmer and cook for 15-20 minutes, stirring often, until the quinoa is tender and creamy. Add a splash of water if it gets too thick.
  3. Spoon into a bowl, top with the mango chunks and drizzle over the maple syrup.
Lunch520 kcal · 40g protein · 66g carbs · 12 min

Tuna and Edamame Brown Rice Bowl

Made with tinned tuna in spring water, brown rice, edamame beans.

Recipe
Ingredients
  • 1 standard tin of tuna, drained
  • 70g brown rice (dry weight)
  • 70g edamame beans
  • 1 tbsp soy sauce
  • 1 tsp sesame oil
  • 2 spring onions

Allergens in this meal: Cereals containing gluten, Fish, Sesame, Soybeans. Worked out from generic ingredient names — always read the product label.

Method
  1. Cook the rice according to its packet instructions, then drain and cool slightly.
  2. Drain tuna.
  3. Slice or chop spring onions. Cook edamame beans in boiling water for 3-4 minutes, then drain.
  4. Arrange tuna, the cooked brown rice, edamame beans and spring onions in a bowl and finish with soy sauce and sesame oil.
Dinner567 kcal · 45g protein · 64g carbs · 35 min

Pork Tenderloin with Apple and Sweet Potato

Made with pork tenderloin, sweet potato, apple.

Recipe
Ingredients
  • 175g pork tenderloin
  • 1 medium sweet potato
  • 1 apple
  • 1 tsp rosemary
  • 1 tbsp olive oil
  • 2 garlic cloves
Method
  1. Heat the oven to 200°C (180°C fan).
  2. Cut the sweet potato into chunks and the apple into wedges, toss with the olive oil, crushed garlic and rosemary, and roast for 25-30 minutes.
  3. Meanwhile, brown the pork tenderloin all over in a hot non-stick pan, then add it to the tray for the final 15-20 minutes, until cooked through with no pink juices.
  4. Rest the pork for 5 minutes, then slice and serve with the sweet potato and apple.
Snack268 kcal · 15g protein · 34g carbs · 5 min

Roasted Spiced Chickpeas

Made with tinned chickpeas, smoked paprika, cumin.

Recipe
Ingredients
  • ¾ of a standard tin of chickpeas, drained
  • 1 tsp smoked paprika
  • ½ tsp cumin
  • 1 tsp olive oil
Method
  1. Heat the oven to 200°C (180°C fan).
  2. Drain and rinse the chickpeas, then pat them dry with kitchen paper.
  3. Toss with the olive oil, smoked paprika and cumin, spread on a baking tray in a single layer and roast for 25-30 minutes, shaking halfway, until crisp.
  4. Leave to cool on the tray; they crisp up further as they cool.

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Estimated cost: £40–70/week for 1 person from Morrisons. Calories and macros remain per person, while shopping quantities are scaled for the household.

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Container setup for this plan

This plan has about 16 prep-friendly meals. Start with 13 main containers, 4 small sauce or snack tubs, and 2 freezer tubs.

Use 3 five-container glass packs to provide at least 13 main meal spaces, then add the separate small tubs shown above.

RecommendedMid-range glass setup

Best for regular weekday lunches, reheating at work, curry, chilli, pasta, and repeat washing.

Material
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The One Appliance This Plan Assumes

This is a batch plan built around slow-cooked meals — the kind of cooking a slow cooker does unattended while you are out. A 3.5L bowl suits the portion counts here. If you already own one, you need nothing else for this plan.

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Slow cookerBudget-to-mid range

Crock-Pot Slow Cooker, 3.5L

The classic entry-level Crock-Pot: two heat settings, a removable ceramic bowl for easy cleaning, and a size that suits most households cooking 3-5 portions at once.

Best forA standard household batch cooking stews, curries and casseroles

Good to knowNo timer or digital display on this entry model, so you set it and check back manually.

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Plan Details and Assumptions

Morrisons 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 familiar UK meals, fresh counters, freezer staples and flexible weekly shops.
  • Works well for plans using potatoes, rice, pasta, eggs, tins, yogurt and straightforward proteins.
  • Use frozen vegetables and tins to reduce waste on one-person meal-prep weeks.

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.

DecisionThis plan usesWhy it matters
Calorie targetBuilt around roughly 1,800 kcal per dayModerate targets balance breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks without extreme restriction.
SupermarketMorrisonsMorrisons pages suit fresh-counter options plus standard supermarket staples.
Budget£40–70/week estimateModerate plans allow more convenience items and variety without becoming premium-only.
Prep styleBatch cook (prep on Sunday)Batch plans repeat weekday bases so Sunday prep genuinely saves time.

Sunday Batch-Cook Plan

This plan uses repeated weekday bases so the Sunday prep instruction matches the actual meals.

  1. Prepare five portions of Quinoa and Coconut Milk Porridge with Mango for quick breakfasts.
  2. Cook and portion five lunches of Tuna and Edamame Brown Rice Bowl.
  3. Batch cook Pork Tenderloin with Apple and Sweet Potato and Three-Bean Vegetable Chilli with Brown Rice as the main dinner bases, then alternate them Monday to Friday.
  4. Portion snacks in advance: Roasted Spiced Chickpeas, Frozen Greek Yogurt and Berry Bark, Reduced-Fat Cheddar on Oatcakes, Mini Protein Overnight Oats, and Carrot Sticks with Hummus.
  5. Cool everything quickly and get it into the fridge within one to two hours.
  6. Refrigerate only the portions you will eat within two days — freeze the rest straight away, and move each one to the fridge the night before you need it. Freezing the later part of the week is a food-safety step, not a freshness preference.

Shopping This Plan At Morrisons

Strong on fresh counters and in-store production, mid-priced against the rest of the big four.

Value rangeSavers
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What Morrisons is good for here

  • Butcher and fish counters allow buying exact prep quantities rather than fixed packs.
  • Market Street ranges are good for buying protein in the amount a plan actually calls for.
  • Savers covers most cupboard staples needed for batch cooking.

Worth knowing before you shop

  • The Savers range has been cut back, with some lines moved to standard pricing.
  • Counter service is not available in every store or at every hour.

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 Morrisons's Savers 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)
  • Switch to Morrisons's value range across the board rather than mid-tier lines
  • 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

  • Cook an extra portion of mince or beans into the weekly batch — cheap to add, keeps well
  • Add tinned beans or lentils to a batch-cooked chilli or curry for extra protein at low cost
  • Portion cooked chicken thighs into the freezer in 100g bags to add to any meal without extra cooking

🥦 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 menopause nutrition plan cost per week?

This plan is designed for Morrisons and is estimated at £40–70 per week for one person at typical UK prices, depending on what you already have at home. More Card can reduce this further.

How much protein does this plan provide per day?

This plan averages 105g of protein per day across the week, based on the meals actually selected — in line with general UK guidance of roughly 0.8–1.6g per kg of bodyweight for active adults.

How is this different from a generic menopause nutrition plan?

Plenty of menopause nutrition plans share the same 1,800 kcal target — the difference here is that meals are filtered for how well they hold up over several days, not just for taste on day one.

Can I print this menopause nutrition 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 1,800 kcal/day, the Morrisons shopping list, and your chosen household portion sizes.

Is this plan suitable for meal prep?

Yes — this plan is specifically designed for batch cooking. Prep everything on Sunday in 60–90 minutes and portion into containers for the week ahead.

Is this plan suitable for beginners?

Yes. Recipes are rated Batch cook (prep on Sunday) and use ingredients available at Morrisons — no specialist equipment or advanced technique is needed.

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