Fuel

What I Eat

This is not a fixed diet plan. Mess food and calorie intake are not 100% accurate and change frequently depending on availability.

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Dietary Restrictions: This plan is built for someone with Peanut Allergies and Egg Intolerance. All meals listed are free of both. Verify packaged products independently.
Daily Plan

My Daily Pattern

Honest and practical student life nutrition based on university mess availability.

Breakfast

Rotating mess items like Mix Paratha with curd, Masala Sandwich, Poha, or Idli-Sambar. Simple, real, and not over-optimized.

Lunch

Dal, steamed rice, and wheat roti. The menu rotates between Rajma, Channa, Kadhi, or Paneer—always depends on the mess menu.

Evening

Banana shake (regular) or sometimes an Oreo shake around 3:00–3:30 PM. Great for pre-workout or post-gym recovery.

Dinner

Mess vegetable with roti and rice. If the food is bad, I fallback to home-cooked soya chunks sabji. Occasionally paneer on weekends.

Swaps

Protein Alternatives

Rotate these based on your preference, budget, or availability.

Milk

Full-cream milk is a cheap, effective source of slow-digesting casein protein. Great before sleep.

Paneer

The cornerstone of vegetarian muscle building in India. Versatile, calorie-dense, and widely available.

Dal (Lentils)

Combine with rice to form a complete amino acid profile. Cheapest protein source on this entire plan.

Curd / Dahi

Probiotic-rich, high in protein, and excellent for gut health. Eat daily with your main meal.

Soya Chunks

One of the best protein-per-rupee foods available. My go-to fallback when the mess menu doesn't provide enough protein.

Chickpeas (Chana)

Slow carb, decent protein, high fibre. Works great as a mid-meal snack or in salads.

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