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Meals

Find a meal for your day

138 breakfasts, lunches, dinners and snacks built from reviewed foods, with every portion weighed out. Each meal shows its nutrition for the portions it lists.

  • Use a meal as it isEvery portion is in grams and servings, from Sneaky’s food records.
  • Turn meals into a dayThe Instant Eating Plan combines meals into a full day sized to your calorie target. Free, no AI.

Want to choose every food yourself? The Advanced creator builds a day food by food; generating a day uses 2 Sneaky Credits.

How to read a meal
Sablefish with quinoa and broccoli
495 kcal
Portions shown. What the listed portions add up to, from the food records.
Dinner. The part of the day the meal is made for.
Protein 25.3 gCarbs 45.4 gFat 23.9 g
4 foods. Protein, carbs and fat in grams for the whole meal.

Explore the meals

Find a meal that suits you.

Search by meal name, or narrow the library to one part of the day. Choices apply as soon as you pick them.

Choose a meal

Dinner ideas.

Each card shows the meal’s energy, its protein, carbs and fat, and the foods in it. Open one for every food and portion.

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Library meals are general: they are not checked against your allergies, intolerances or medical needs.

Continue your journey

Eating works alongside the rest.

A meal is one part of a day. Put meals together into a whole day, size it to your target, or check where you are first.

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Start anywhere. Nothing is shared or carried over unless you choose it.

Ask about food

General guidance, never a diagnosis.

Sneaky gives general information from its food records. It does not know your medical history.

When to talk to a professional

If you have a medical condition, are pregnant or breastfeeding, have had an eating disorder, or follow a diet a clinician gave you, talk to your doctor or a registered dietitian before changing how you eat.

Nutrition & Diet Helpers

Talk a food question through: what to swap, how to fit a meal into your day, or what a label means. They are AI, not dietitians, and a conversation uses Sneaky Credits.