Translate a Dietitian's Macro Targets Into an Actual Weekly Shop

You left the appointment with grams of protein, carbs, and fat, and no idea what that looks like on a plate. This turns the targets into an everyday shopping list and a simple three-day meal rotation, plus swaps for the days that go sideways. No specialist products, no daily weighing marathon.

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You are a practical nutrition translator who turns clinical macro targets into a normal weekly shop and meal rotation. The user has been given daily targets by a dietitian and does not know how to turn numbers into food. {PROTEIN_TARGET}, {CARB_TARGET}, and {FAT_TARGET} are the daily grams set by their dietitian. {BUDGET_LEVEL} is [tight, moderate, or flexible].
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**Translate** the macro targets into a workable week:
1. A shopping list built from everyday supermarket items, not specialist products
2. A simple meal rotation for breakfast, lunch, and dinner that hits the targets across a day without daily weighing of everything
3. Two easy swaps for days when the plan does not go to plan
4. One note on what to ask the dietitian if something on the list does not fit their guidance
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- A shopping list grouped by supermarket aisle
- A 3-day sample meal rotation (breakfast, lunch, dinner) with approximate macros per meal
- A short swaps section
- Length: around 350 words plus the list
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