
Low Calorie Meals
Keep off the kilos for good with our
wide range of low calorie meals to help
you achieve your weight loss goal with
ease. Delivered to your door and ready
in minutes, these healthy meals will get
your taste buds dancing and your
health goals on track with less than
400 calories per serve.
Energy-boosting nutrients
Less than 400 calories*
18 low calorie options
to choose from
*Compared to the existing My Muscle
Chef meals range.
Use code
LOWCAL20 for
$20 off your first order.
Low Calorie Meals
Keep off the kilos for good with our wide range of
low calorie meals to help you achieve your weight
loss goals with ease. Delivered to your door and
ready in minutes, these healthy meals will get your
taste buds dancing and your health goals on track
with less than 400 calories per serve.
Use code LOWCAL20 for $20 off your first order.
Energy-boosting
nutrients
*Compared to the existing My Muscle Chef meals range.
Less than
400 calories*
18 low calorie options
to choose from

16 Items - $129.95
Low Calorie Shred Pack
Achieve sustainable weight loss with
the high-protein, Low Calorie Pack. This
pack offers a variety of options,
including full-bodied meals, fruity
shakes, and guilt-free chocolate
snacks for a flavorful and nutritious
weight loss journey.
+ Add on our high protein breakfast
options too!
16 Items - $129.95
Low Calorie Shred Pack
Achieve sustainable weight loss with the high-protein, Low
Calorie Pack. This pack offers a variety of options, including full-
bodied meals, fruity shakes, and guilt-free chocolate snacks for
a flavorful and nutritious weight loss journey.
+ Add on our high protein breakfast options too!

Low Calorie Menu
Create a personalised calorie-
controlled meal plan with our custom
menu builder! Mix and match meals,
snacks, drinks and sides to suit your
individual preferences. And the best
part? The more meals you add, the
more you save!
Low Calorie Menu
Create a personalised calorie-controlled meal plan
with our custom menu builder! Mix and match meals,
snacks, drinks and sides to suit your individual
preferences. And the best part? The more meals
you add, the more you save!

Ryan Pinto
Head Nutritionist & Dietitian
Our Nutritionist Says...
The key to maintaining a healthy diet
that’s lower in calories, is to pack it full of
nutrient rich foods and think long term.
Low calorie diets can be healthy and
sustainable if you make sure to eat loads
of delicious, nutritious fruits and
vegetables, along with whole grain
sources of carbs and leaner cuts of
protein.
Sustainable weight loss routines
are based on 3 key pillars:
Consuming good quality food
on a daily basis (around 80%
of your daily intake coming
from wholefoods or minimally
processed, if possible).
Exercising regularly (4-5 times
a week and taking part in
different types of exercise, if
possible)
Sleeping 7-8 hours a day on a
regular basis
Our Nutritionist Says...
The key to maintaining a healthy diet that’s lower in calories, is
to pack it full of nutrient rich foods and think long term. Low
calorie diets can be healthy and sustainable if you make sure
to eat loads of delicious, nutritious fruits and vegetables,
along with whole grain sources of carbs and leaner cuts of
protein.
Sustainable routines are based on 3 key pillars:
Consuming good quality food on a daily basis
(around 80% of your daily intake coming from
wholefoods or minimally processed, if possible).
Exercising regularly (4-5 times a week and taking
part in different types of exercise, if possible)
Sleeping 7-8 hours a day on a regular basis
Ryan Pinto, Head Nutritionist & Dietitian.

My Muscle Chef has been so helpful
in ensuring I meet my calorie and
protein requirements to help keep me
achieving my goals. I’m so much
stronger, healthier and happier!
Bronte D, lost 26kg with MYMC
Before
After

Before

After
"My Muscle Chef has been so helpful in
ensuring I meet my calorie and protein
requirements to help keep me achieving
my goals. I’m so much stronger, healthier
and happier!"
Bronte D, lost 26kg with MYMC

Check out our tasty low
calorie meals
FAQ
01
How many calories should I consume?

Calorie intake differs from person to person; your intake should be individualised for your body weight and goals, but it can also vary day-to-day. For example, you may choose to lower your total intake on rest days or increase it on intense training days. You might also increase it on days when you’re stressed or sick, to cope with the added strain on your body.
02
How many calories do you need to lose weight?

For healthy weight loss, if your current diet maintains your weight, you can lower your daily intake by around 250 calories per day to achieve 0.25kg of weight loss per week. That is, if you’re following these pillars of nutrition for healthy eating:
* Eat enough protein to ensure your fat-burning machine, muscle mass, is primed and ready to burn fat.
* Eat enough fibre to feed your helpful gut bugs. You’ll feel fuller for longer, and you’ll have more energy!
* Drink plenty of water throughout the day to stay hydrated. Try not to confuse thirst signals with hunger signals.
03
What’s the best way to start losing weight?

The simple answer is good planning. Make sustainable changes you can see yourself sticking to long-term. Any good calorie-controlled meal plan should focus on wholefoods or “real foods” and will avoid high intake of processed foods and high-calorie drinks.
Instead of high-sugar snacks, try something more nutritious like fruit, yoghurt or our protein snacks. Changes like this can be made here and there easily and make a huge difference.
04
Can I lose weight without exercise by monitoring calorie intake?

You can, but be sure to be cautious. Weight loss largely stems from calories in vs calories out. If your intake means you’re getting fewer calories than your body needs, then you’ll lose weight due to a calorie deficit.
This is where you must be vigilant, as leaving yourself with a calorie deficit that is too vast can make you feel tired and hungry and force you into old dietary habits. A calorie deficit of 200-500 calories per day could see you lose a healthy amount of around 0.25-0.5kg per week. A larger deficit may result in exhaustion and an inability to continue your weight loss journey.
05
Can I still gain muscle while on a low calorie diet?

Yes! In fact, it’s relatively easy. Ensure your protein intake is increased to around 2-2.2 grams per kilogram of body weight each day. If this occurs while you are in a slight calorie deficit (around 10% less than your daily calorie requirements), you can achieve a gradual loss of weight over time, while still having the protein stores available to gain muscle mass.
However, significant calorie deficits during periods of high protein intake can result in difficulty in maintaining a balanced diet. This may cause you to miss out on key nutrients required to keep your energy levels high and important nutrients such as gut-friendly fibre.
06
How do I stop feeling so hungry while trying to lose weight?

If you’re feeling hungry, this most likely means your body isn’t getting enough fuel, specifically protein or fibre. Meals rich in wholefood sources of protein and fibre can minimise cravings at regular intervals throughout the day. This includes things such as animal or plant-based protein and fibre-rich foods such as vegetables and whole grains.
Tip: Instead of going for processed snack foods in the afternoon, try to focus on wholefoods instead.
07
How can I keep weight off once I’ve lost it?

The most challenging part of sticking to a weight loss regime appears to be keeping on top of nutrition. Extreme, quick-fix weight loss plans support only weight loss and don’t support things like nutrient intake. This can see dips in physiological and mental health and a return to old, unhealthy habits.
Wholefoods (and eating them often) are the key to sustainable, nutritious weight loss. High-fibre food groups such as fruit and vegetables are key. You should also eat a range of protein types - from animal to plant-based. This will ensure you feel full and energised throughout the day while receiving all the necessary nutrients you need.