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High-Protein GLP-1 Recipes

Hitting 80–130g of protein a day with a suppressed appetite takes strategy — and the right recipes. These 17 are built for the GLP-1 playbook: protein-first, small portions, simple ingredients, gentle on digestion. Sorted by protein, highest first.

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Tuna Cucumber Boats25g protein

Tuna Cucumber Boats

180 calories · 10 minutes · 3 ingredients

A full can of tuna in crisp cucumber shells — cold, light, and 25g of protein with zero cooking.

Chicken Lettuce Cups25g protein

Chicken Lettuce Cups

220 calories · 10 minutes · 3 ingredients

Shredded chicken in crunchy lettuce — all the protein of a sandwich without the heavy bread.

Greek Yogurt Power Bowl20g protein

Greek Yogurt Power Bowl

280 calories · 5 minutes · 3 ingredients

A full cup of Greek yogurt with berries and honey — the easiest 20g of protein you'll ever eat.

Cottage Cheese Protein Pancakes20g protein

Cottage Cheese Protein Pancakes

320 calories · 15 minutes · 3 ingredients

Cottage cheese blended into the batter makes these the highest-protein pancakes on the site.

Smoky Tempeh Bites20g protein

Smoky Tempeh Bites

250 calories · 15 minutes · 3 ingredients · plant-based

Caramelized tempeh with 20g of plant protein — the answer for GLP-1 users who skip meat.

Egg White Spinach Scramble18g protein

Egg White Spinach Scramble

150 calories · 10 minutes · 3 ingredients

Six egg whites with spinach and feta — fluffy, light, and gentle on sensitive stomachs.

Peanut Butter Banana Toast25g protein

Peanut Butter Banana Toast

645 calories · 5 minutes · 3 ingredients

A quarter cup of peanut butter does the heavy lifting — eat the PB half first while appetite is strongest.

Chickpea Cookies~25g protein

Chickpea Cookies

135 calories · soft-baked · 3 ingredients

Chickpeas plus peanut butter bake into a soft, easy-to-chew cookie that eats like dessert.

Peanut Butter Energy Balls~21g protein

Peanut Butter Energy Balls

95 calories · no-bake · 3 ingredients

Two-bite portions you can eat one at a time through the day — ideal for grazing toward your target.

Berry Yogurt Bark~20g protein

Berry Yogurt Bark

120 calories · freezer-friendly · 3 ingredients

Two cups of Greek yogurt frozen into snackable bark — cold, gentle, and endlessly nibbleable.

Cottage Cheese Berry Toast16g protein

Cottage Cheese Berry Toast

250 calories · 5 minutes · 3 ingredients

A full cup of cottage cheese on toast — soft texture, mild flavor, nausea-day approved.

Creamy 3-Ingredient Hummus~13g protein

Creamy 3-Ingredient Hummus

120 calories · 5 minutes · 3 ingredients

Chickpeas plus tahini blend silky-smooth — spoonable protein that goes with everything.

Banana Oat Pancakes~12g protein

Banana Oat Pancakes

320 calories · 15 minutes · 3 ingredients

Two eggs and a cup of oats in every batch — make them silver-dollar size for small appetites.

Grilled Peaches with Yogurt~11g protein

Grilled Peaches with Yogurt

145 calories · 10 minutes · 3 ingredients

Warm, soft fruit over cool Greek yogurt — comforting when solid meals feel like too much.

Crispy Roasted Chickpeas~9g protein

Crispy Roasted Chickpeas

130 calories · 30 minutes · 3 ingredients

Crunchy, savory, endlessly snackable — a handful between meals keeps protein ticking up.

Iced Matcha Latte8g protein

Iced Matcha Latte

190 calories · 5 minutes · 3 ingredients

Sip your protein — gentle caffeine plus milk protein in a form that goes down easy.

Tomato Basil Bruschetta6g protein

Tomato Basil Bruschetta

220 calories · 10 minutes · 3 ingredients

Light and fresh for low-appetite days — add a smear of ricotta to push protein higher.

Protein values marked with ~ are estimates from USDA ingredient data; unmarked values come from the recipe's published nutrition. Calories are per serving as listed on each recipe page.

⚕️ For education only — not medical advice These recipes are for general nutrition education only, not medical advice. Talk to your doctor or a registered dietitian about your protein needs while taking GLP-1 medication — your clinician may set different targets for your situation.
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How to use these recipes on a GLP-1

  • Eat protein first. At every meal, eat the protein portion before anything else, while your appetite is strongest.
  • Think mini-meals, not big ones. Four to five small eating moments beat three full meals when portions are tiny.
  • Front-load your day. Appetite is usually best in the morning — a protein-rich breakfast does more work than a protein-rich dinner.
  • Keep it soft and simple. Every recipe here uses 3 ingredients and gentle textures — no heavy frying, no aggressive spice.

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