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What do you eat on a fast day?

Wondering what to eat on a fast day? Here are our Super Staffer’s real 500 calorie fast day plans. You’ll be surprised by how much you can eat while intermittent fasting!

Victoria’s Fast Day

Our co-founder Victoria has mastered the art of maximum bang for calorie’s buck. Her fast days are filled with lots of yummy low-calorie meals and she switches out breakfast for a skinny cap. Victoria’s fast day meals involve minimal preparation and so they suit someone short on time. This proves you don’t have to be an amazing cook to do intermittent fasting!

vic fast day meal

Breakfast:

Skinny Cappuccino – 90 calories

Lunch:

Darikay Pumpkin Soup – 130 calories

Sandwich Thin – 99 calories

Snack:

Small Mandarin – 30 calories

Dinner:

100g x Pan-fried ocean perch – 117 calories

2 x cups of steamed veggies – 50 calories

1 cup x oven baked pumpkin – 30 calories

Total = 546 calories approx.

Gen’s Fast Day

Our co-founder Gen lost a 30kg on SuperFastDiet and her two fast days a week consisted of meal plans just like the one below. Gen’s secret ingredient is a serving of noodles that is equal to only 10 calories! Gen has three full meals and a light afternoon snack.

gen fast day meal

Breakfast:

2 x corn thins with cheese & tomato
– 103 calories approx.

Lunch:

1 x serve Slender Noodles – 10 calories

Mushrooms, tomato, celery – 50 calories

½ x tin of tomatoes – 32 calories

Snack:

Cup of rockmelon, grapes or cherries – 50 calories

Dinner: 
100g x chicken – 165 calories

2 x cups of salad – 50 calories

20g x Feta – 50 calories

Total = 510 calories approx.

Rosie’s Fast Day

Super Staffer Rosie prefers large meals over grazing lightly throughout the day and it has certainly worked for her! Rosie always has exciting, flavoursome recipes to take her through a fast day. Rosie’s go-to fast day involves seafood-based meals that are high in protein.

Breakfast:

Black coffee – 4 calories

Lunch:

2 x boiled eggs – 140 calories

3 x dill pickles – 12 calories

50g x smoked trout – 58 calories

1 1/2 x tablespoons Greek yoghurt – 11 calories + chives

Snack:

Cup of air-popped popcorn – 31 calories

Dinner:

2 cups x salad (spinach, capsicum, cucumber) – 50 calories

½ cup x black olives – 71 calories

1 x tablespoon parmesan – 21 calories

91g x Tuna in springwater – 81 calories

Total = 479 calories approx.

Donna’s Fast Day

Our Super Staffer Donna starts her fast day with lighter meals and finishes with a more substantial dinner option. Donna is particularly fond of herbal teas to curb her cravings. Her secret weapon is a hibiscus tea steeped in cold mineral water: it’s delicious!

donna fast day meal

Breakfast:

½ doz strawberries – 36 calories

Peppermint tea – 0 calories

Mid-morning:

Water / Cup of herbal tea

Lunch:

Salad wrap – 96 calories approx.

Salad of approx 1/3 cup shredded iceberg lettuce, half stick celery chopped, ¼ cup chopped Lebanese cucumber, ¼ cup grated carrot.

Afternoon tea:

1 x corn thin with 2 slices tomato, S & P – 29 calories (corn thin 23 calories, 2 slices of tomato 6 calories)

1 x kiwi fruit – 42 calories

Cup of tea with dash of skim milk – 13 calories

Dinner:

1 x white fish fillet, approx 100gr, eg. flathead, snapper – 112 calories approx.

Approx 1/2 x cup steamed broccoli – 24 calories approx

Approx 100gr steamed pumpkin, around 100gr – 50 calories approx.

6 x asparagus spears, dry fried – 18 calories approx.

1 x tablespoon Chobani natural greek yoghurt, chopped coriander & mint – 60 calories approx.

A couple glasses of mineral water with Passionfruit & Hibiscus tea steeped, or mineral water with slice of fresh lemon or lime.

Late evening:

Cup of chamomile tea

Total = 482 calories approx.

We kid you not… 500 calories can be a lot of food! Let us know in the comments below which is your favourite fast day meal plan and pop in your email address if you’d like us to send you some recipes for low calorie cocktails!

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