Grocery List for Fat Loss (What I Actually Buy Every Week)

If you feel like you’re always “starting fresh” on a Monday but falling off by mid-week… your grocery shop might be the problem.

Fat loss isn’t just about willpower — it’s about what you have available in your environment.

Because if your fridge is random, unprepared, or full of foods that don’t keep you full… you’re going to struggle to stay consistent.

So instead of overcomplicating things, here’s exactly how I shop each week to stay on track — and what I recommend to my clients.

🛒 The Rule: Keep It Simple

You don’t need a 20-ingredient meal plan.

My weekly shop is built around:

  • High protein

  • High fibre

  • Easy to prep

  • Repeatable meals

Same foods, different combinations. That’s it.

🍗 Protein (Your Priority Every Shop)

  • This is non-negotiable if your goal is fat loss.

    What I buy every week:

    • Chicken breast or thigh (bulk pack)

    • Lean mince (beef or turkey)

    • Eggs

    • Greek yoghurt (high protein)

    • Protein powder (for convenience)

    • Tinned tuna or salmon

    👉 Why? Protein keeps you full, supports muscle, and makes staying in a calorie deficit easier.

🥦 Veggies (Volume + Fibre)This is what helps you eat more without blowing calories.

My go-to:

  • Spinach or mixed greens

  • Zucchini

  • Capsicum

  • Broccoli

  • Asparagus

  • Cucumber

  • Frozen veggies (for convenience)

👉 Tip: Don’t overthink it — pick a few you actually like and rotate them.

🍞 Carbs (Controlled, Not Cut)

Carbs aren’t the enemy — but portions matter.

What I keep in:

  • Rice (jasmine or basmati)

  • Potatoes or sweet potato

  • High-protein or wholegrain bread/bagels

  • Oats

  • Fruit (banana, berries, apples)

👉 These support energy, workouts, and help meals feel satisfying.

🥑 Fats (Small but Important)

Easy to overdo — so these stay measured.

  • Avocado

  • Olive oil

  • Nuts (in controlled portions)

  • Light spreads or dressings

👉 You don’t need to cut fats — just be aware they’re calorie-dense.

🧂 Extras That Make Life Easier

This is where most people either stay consistent… or fall off.

My staples:

  • Low-calorie sauces (BBQ, sweet chilli, etc.)

  • Light cream cheese or sauces

  • Herbs, spices, seasoning

  • Zero sugar drinks

  • Protein snacks (bars, yoghurts)

👉 These make your meals enjoyable, which makes consistency way easier.

⚡ How I Actually Use This

I don’t cook something new every day.

I repeat meals like:

  • Eggs + toast or a bagel for breakfast

  • Chicken + rice + veg bowls

  • Yoghurt + fruit + protein powder

  • Simple dinners with protein, carbs, and veg

Same structure, different flavours.

That’s how you stay on track without overthinking it.

💥 Final Takeaway

Fat loss doesn’t require a perfect diet.

It requires structure, repetition, and preparation.

If your kitchen supports your goal, staying consistent becomes so much easier.

👇 Want This Done For You?

Inside DVP Fitness coaching, we don’t just give you a plan — we help you structure your food, shop properly, and stay consistent week to week.

If you’re tired of guessing and want real results:

👉 Apply for 1:1 coaching and get started with confidence.



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