πŸ›’ 21-Day Bible-Inspired Meal Plan Shopping List (Two People)

Here’s a weekly shopping list that matches the 21-day meal plan in the last blog post. It’s grouped by category so it’s easy to shop. Quantities are approximate for two peopleβ€”if cooking for one, just divide by two (one half). The goal is to keep this practical so you can shop weekly without waste.

Week 1 (Days 1–7)

Protein

  • Chicken breast – 10–12 pieces (~3.5–4 lbs)
  • Chicken thighs – 8–10 pieces (~3 lbs)
  • Salmon fillets – 6 fillets (~2 lbs)
  • Cod or tilapia fillets – 4 fillets (~1.5 lbs)
  • Lean beef strips – 1 lb
  • Ground turkey – 2 lbs
  • Eggs – 4 dozen
  • Greek yogurt, plain – 64 oz (large tub) or 8 single-serve cups
  • Tuna – 6 cans

Grains & Legumes

  • Quinoa – 4 cups dry (~2 lbs)
  • Lentils – 4 cups dry (~2 lbs)
  • Oats – 4 cups dry
  • Chickpeas – 2 cans or 2 cups cooked

Vegetables

  • Spinach – 4 bags/bunches
  • Romaine lettuce – 4 heads
  • Zucchini – 12
  • Bell peppers – 12
  • Broccoli – 4 heads
  • Asparagus – 2 bunches
  • Green beans – 2 bags
  • Carrots – 16–20
  • Celery – 2 bunches
  • Onions – 6–8
  • Garlic – 2 bulbs

Fruits

  • Apples – 12
  • Bananas – 6–8
  • Blueberries – 2 pints
  • Strawberries – 2 pints
  • Grapefruit – 2
  • Lemons – 6

Healthy Fats

  • Avocados – 8
  • Almonds – 1 cup (small bag)
  • Walnuts – 1 cup
  • Olive oil – as needed
  • Peanut or almond butter – 1 jar
  • Chia seeds – 1 cup

Week 2 (Days 8–14)

Protein

  • Chicken breast – 10–12 pieces (~3.5–4 lbs)
  • Chicken thighs – 6–8 (~2 lbs)
  • Salmon fillets – 6 fillets (~2 lbs)
  • Cod fillets – 4 (~1.5 lbs)
  • Shrimp – 1 lb
  • Ground turkey – 2 lbs
  • Eggs – 4 dozen
  • Greek yogurt, plain – 64 oz
  • Tuna – 6 cans

Grains & Legumes

  • Quinoa – 4 cups dry
  • Lentils – 4 cups dry
  • Black beans – 2 cans
  • Oats – 4 cups dry

Vegetables

  • Spinach – 4 bags
  • Romaine lettuce – 4 heads
  • Bell peppers – 10
  • Broccoli – 4 heads
  • Snap peas – 2 bags
  • Zucchini – 10
  • Brussels sprouts – 2 bags
  • Carrots – 12–16
  • Celery – 2 bunches
  • Onions – 4–6
  • Garlic – 2 bulbs
  • Cucumbers – 4
  • Tomatoes – 8

Fruits

  • Apples – 12
  • Bananas – 6
  • Blueberries – 2 pints
  • Oranges – 4
  • Lemons – 6

Healthy Fats

  • Avocados – 8
  • Cashews – 1 cup
  • Olive oil – as needed
  • Peanut or almond butter – 1 jar
  • Flaxseed – 1 cup

Week 3 (Days 15–21)

Protein

  • Chicken breast – 10–12 pieces (~3.5–4 lbs)
  • Chicken thighs – 6–8 (~2 lbs)
  • Salmon fillets – 6 fillets (~2 lbs)
  • Cod or tilapia – 4 fillets (~1.5 lbs)
  • Shrimp – 1 lb
  • Ground turkey – 2 lbs
  • Eggs – 4 dozen
  • Greek yogurt, plain – 64 oz
  • Tuna – 6 cans

Grains & Legumes

  • Quinoa – 4 cups dry
  • Lentils – 4 cups dry
  • Oats – 4 cups dry
  • Chickpeas – 2 cans

Vegetables

  • Spinach – 4 bags
  • Romaine lettuce – 4 heads
  • Zucchini – 12
  • Bell peppers – 10
  • Cauliflower – 2 heads or 2 frozen bags
  • Asparagus – 2 bunches
  • Green beans – 2 bags
  • Broccoli – 4 heads
  • Brussels sprouts – 2 bags
  • Carrots – 12–16
  • Onions – 4–6
  • Garlic – 2 bulbs
  • Tomatoes – 8
  • Cucumbers – 4

Fruits

  • Apples – 12
  • Bananas – 6
  • Berries (blueberries/strawberries) – 2 pints
  • Pears – 4
  • Lemons – 6

Healthy Fats

  • Avocados – 8
  • Almonds – 1 cup
  • Walnuts – 1 cup
  • Olive oil – as needed
  • Peanut or almond butter – 1 jar
  • Chia seeds – 1 cup

βœ… With this setup, you’ll shop fresh produce/protein weekly, but pantry staples (lentils, quinoa, oats, nuts, nut butters, oils) can be bought in bulk once.
βœ… Eggs and Greek yogurt are eaten daily, so keeping a steady supply is key.


About Mark Cole

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