Design a healthy eating habit using the four laws

Relying on willpower at the fridge door is a losing game, and you have lost it enough times to know. This applies the four laws of behaviour change to one specific eating change: it takes your food environment, the situations where you slip, and the healthy foods you actually like, then reshapes the cues so the better choice is the easy one. You get a setup that works when willpower is gone.

I want to consistently make healthier food choices but I rely on willpower and it keeps failing me.

The specific eating change I want to make: {TARGET_EATING_CHANGE}
My current food environment (kitchen, workplace, usual shops): {FOOD_ENVIRONMENT}
Times or situations when I make poor food choices: {HIGH_RISK_SITUATIONS}
Foods or meals I genuinely enjoy that are also healthy: {ENJOYABLE_HEALTHY_OPTIONS}
Practical constraints (time, budget, cooking ability): {PRACTICAL_CONSTRAINTS}

Apply the Four Laws of Behaviour Change to design this healthy eating habit:
1. Make it obvious: how do I redesign my environment so healthy options are the default?
2. Make it attractive: how do I make the healthier choice genuinely appealing, not just virtuous?
3. Make it easy: what is the lowest-effort version of this habit I can do in under five minutes?
4. Make it satisfying: what immediate positive signal will reinforce the better choice?

Also identify the decision points where the old pattern kicks in and give me a specific implementation intention for each.