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30-Day Whole30 Meal Plan

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This Whole30 meal plan is 30 days of breakfast, lunch, and dinner, with proven, delicious, family-friendly recipes! You won’t get bored, and you’ll actually love Whole30 with this free printable meal plan with shopping lists. Download the meal plans and shopping list here!

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1 What is Whole30?
2 What Are the Benefits of Following Whole30?
3 Why Whole30?
4 The Whole30 Meal Plan
5 The Whole30 Meal Plan – Week 1
6 The Whole30 Meal Plan – Week 2
7 The Whole30 Meal Plan – Week 3
8 The Whole30 Meal Plan – Week 4
9 The Complete Whole30 Meal Plan

What is Whole30?

Whole30 is a 30-day eating plan that eliminates sugar, alcohol, grains, legumes, soy, and dairy from your diet and instead focuses on whole foods. A large part of Whole30 is cutting out inflammatory foods from your diet, which can trigger an immune response in some people. It is great for getting insight into what foods may be causing negative reactions in your body.

What Are the Benefits of Following Whole30?

Whole30 is an amazing way to “reset” your body and help build or maintain a healthy relationship with food. It can also help you to discover what foods may be having a detrimental effect on your health. Results vary from person to person, but the most common benefits include:

  • Higher energy levels
  • Weight loss
  • Clearer skin
  • Improved sleep
  • Improved digestive health
  • A better overall feeling of health

Why Whole30?

Whole30 is a great meal plan because you don’t track calories or macros, limit your portions, and you should never feel hungry! It’s a great way to discover what foods cause problems for YOU (not your best friend, your husband, your neighbor, or, heck, even me), as well as new foods you love. And honestly… the food is so good!

The Whole30 Meal Plan

This plan will take you through all of your meals for the next 30 days. These recipes are easy and simple to make and are great for meal prepping so that you never are caught unprepared. The best way to succeed with Whole30 is to plan, and I’ve done all the planning for you!

This plan is designed for 2 people, with some recipes making enough for more than 2. These recipes are integrated with leftovers in the meal plan.

Click here to download your free shopping list & menu!

Whole30 Greek salads in meal prep boxes

The Whole30 Meal Plan – Week 1

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Whole30 Healthy creamy Tuscan chicken with sun dried tomatoes, spinach, and artichoke hearts in a creamy sauce in a bowl with hands holding the bowl

The Whole30 Meal Plan – Week 2

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  • Breakfast: Eggs your way with avocado, tomatoes, and olive oil with salt and pepper
  • Lunch: Italian Meatballs over steamed cauliflower rice with a side of garlicky kale
  • Dinner: Chicken Tikka Masala

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Day 7

Best easy roast chicken with golden brown skin trussed in a white baking dish

The Whole30 Meal Plan – Week 3

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Sliced medium rare flank steak on a plate with lots of fresh chimichurri sauce on top

The Whole30 Meal Plan – Week 4

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Day 9

Best sheet pan fajitas with steak and peppers on a sheet pan with lime slices and guacamole off to the side

The Complete Whole30 Meal Plan

This 30-day meal plan is full of easy and delicious recipes that are all easy to make with pantry staple ingredients. To get the most out of Whole30, try to deviate from the plan as little as possible. Plan ahead with these meals, and you should have no trouble succeeding with Whole30!

If you haven’t already, download my absolutely free menu and shopping lists!

Hey – you’ve made it this far, and now we’re best friends! If you make any of these recipes or try this meal plan, I’d love for you to give it a star rating ★ below. Make sure you follow me on Instagram, Pinterest, and Facebook, too!

What can you eat on Whole30?

Lots! You can eat vegetables (including potatoes!), fruit (in moderation), eggs, meat that has been processed, seafood, some oils, ghee, nuts, seeds, and coffee.

Do people lose weight on Whole30?

Yes! While the overall goal is to break your emotional attachment to food and discover what makes you feel your best, most people do lose weight on Whole30.

What’s not allowed on Whole30?

While doing Whole30, you commit to not consuming dairy, grains, legumes, added sugar, junk food (including recreations with Whole30-compliant ingredients), carrageenan, MSG, sulfites, or alcohol. Yep, there’s no drinking on Whole30.

Can you eat fruit on Whole30?

Yes! You can have about 2 servings of fruit per day, so long as they are eaten with your meal and not as a “dessert.”

About Cheryl Malik

Cheryl Malik is the recipe developer, writer, and photographer behind the healthy, flavorful, family friendly recipes at 40 Aprons. She's been a blogger for 10 years and is known for her delicious recipes and detailed recipe instructions. Cheryl is a mom of two who lives in Memphis, TN.

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  1. Kristi says

    Hi there! We are getting ready to start Whole30. My question is this: You say the meal plan and shopping list cover 2 people. I really don’t want to be making 2 separate meals for my family. With that said, do I need to double or triple recipes if I’m planning to feed my family of 5? What if I only want dinner to feed everyone? Do I still need to plan to double/triple in order to have enough leftovers for lunches, etc?

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  2. Mere says

    Thank you so much for the effort you have put into this! My husband suffers from terrible crohn’s disease. This is our next step because they can’t seem to figure out the right medicine to keep him from flaring. My main question, is I don’t eat pork at all (but he does)…should I add something in place of the bacon/sausage/pork etc for my meals or just omit them?

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    • Savannah | 40 Aprons Team says

      We’re so sorry to hear that. Sending you all some relief!

      Sure, if you’d like to substitute a Whole30-friendly ingredient in place of the pork, go for it! 🙂

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    • Cheryl Malik says

      Hi, Maggie! The serving sizes definitely change from recipe to recipe — most of these recipes serve 4-6. The serving size for each recipe can be found at the top of the recipe card!

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  4. Dani says

    My husband and I are on week two of the older plan from 2017 (it was the first one I found) and I have to just say how much I appriciate all you did here. This has made my life SO MUCH EASIER. I have never been good at meal planning and honestly, this has taken a huge weight off my shoulders. Also, your recipes are AMAZING. Seriously amazing. Everyone in the house is loving them even my super picky teenager is eating everything. The flavor is fantastic, everything so far as been spicy perfection, and I serioiusly just can’t thank you enough. YOU ROCK!

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  5. Tina ballentine says

    wow! I was so overwhelmed trying to make a meal plan today and I found your plan – and the shopping list and everything. This is amazing! Thank you so freagin much! I would hug you right now if I could! lol

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  6. Josh H. says

    I think your still having issues with your meal plan and reciept. I get an error 403 Forbidden. Not sure how to access it.

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  7. Taylor schoonover says

    Love that you put this together! Unfortunately when I try and open up the shopping list and what not to download it is just a bunch of characters. Wish I could see it!!

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  8. Brynn Mitchell says

    Hi there! I’m doing Whole30 with my husband and I’m wondering how I should adjust the shopping list for two people. Some of the recipes say it serves 2 with leftovers when you click into the individual recipe, but an earlier answer says the grocery list was meant for one person. Should I go with what the shopping list says and hope it’s the same amount as the recipe? Thanks for your help!

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  9. Valerie says

    Thank you for making this resource available! I jumped into this and went shopping with the shopping list for week one, but now I’m having trouble matching the shopping list up with meals for week one. For example, there is a flank steak on the week one list but no recipe for flank steak and there is a recipe for Salmon and one for clam chowder, but no salmon or clams on the shopping list. I’m wondering if there were some meals moved around.

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  10. Stephanie says

    Thank you so much for doing this! I’m having trouble downloading the menu and shopping list. Just sits there and does nothing.

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  11. Tee says

    I started my 2nd ever Whole30 today and honestly didn’t do much planning beforehand. BUT. I decided to do some meal planning and found this amazing plan. I’m not a “I have all meals planned out Mon-Sun” kinda person so I just gave myself a couple options for each meal and took a ton of inspiration from your plan!! I am excited to make for example the BLT salad and the Whole30 Chili this week. Next week I’ll change it up and you best believe I’ll be back here for all the good stuff?

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    • Amelia Camurati says

      Glad we could help! This site is packed with Whole30 options, so dig around! Find your favs.

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  12. Ashley says

    Can you please email me the meal plan and shopping list? I’m having difficulty downloading it from here. Thank you so much!

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  13. Michelle says

    I can not thank you enough for all the hard work you have put into developing these delicious recipes as well as game plan for staying on track while completing Whole30. My husband and I just completed week 1 and your guide made it so easy and DELICIOUS. There has not been one recipe that we have not enjoyed! (Even my mac-n-cheese loving kids have enjoyed the food!) We are so excited about the weeks to come and are looking forward to a healthier and wholesome food lifestyle! Thank you from the bottom of my heart!

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  14. Lindsay says

    Hello!
    The link for the Swedish meatballs is connecting to a blank page. Could you please update?

    I’ve been following the week-by-week meal plan and have NOT been disappointed at all. Everything is delicious and the recipes are easy to follow!

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  16. Whitney says

    First of all, I am so appreciative of the work you’ve put into perfecting all these yummy recipes! I was looking at each week of the meal plan and comparing it to the shopping list I noticed a few things were missing, for instance, the salad dressing for the Chicken Cobb Salad in week 1 and yellow potatoes for Zuppa Toscana in week 2. Am I losing my mind or are there items missing from the shopping list?

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  17. Dawn says

    This is SUCH a blessing!!!!! Thank you. My husband and my parents and my siblings and I are all doing your 30 day plan!!!! THANK YOU for your hard work! I handed my preteen daughter and son the produce section of the shopping list and they LOVED getting all the produce. Thank you for your hard work.

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  18. Jill says

    Your site is amazing! I am suffering from symptoms that my doctor and I are trying to find a cause for and whole 30
    is my next step. I have tried to download your free meal plan but it is in script that makes no sense once it downloads. And I tried submitting my email but it says “page not found”.

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