Each option below containsat least 7 grams of fiber per meal.

We’ve split it up into breakfast, lunch, snacks, and dinner.

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Chicken veggie sheet meal

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This meal measures up to about 7 grams of fiber.

Two cups of that will equal 5 to 7 grams of fiber.

Plus, if you add 12 cup chickpeas, that packs on another 4 grams of fiber.

Berries on peanut butter toast

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Then, pick a lean protein like tuna, salmon, or chicken, and a hard-boiled egg.

“Topping your bowl with 13 of an avocado can also help up the fiber,” she adds.

Start by baking sweet potato rounds at 400 degrees for 18 to 20 minutes, Silverman says.

Steel cut oatmeal walnuts green apples cinnamon honey

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Her go-to topping is tangy plainGreek yogurtand blackberries, which have more fiber than other berries.

The combination of protein and fiber is what keeps you full through the afternoon, Baker Lemein says.

Then, she adds tons of fiber-filled ingredients to make the meal heartier22 grams, to be exact.

Avocado and egg toast

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Bob’s Red Mill Red Lentils (14 grams fiber per 14 cup serving)SHOP NOW ON AMAZON

Scrambled eggs with veggies

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Green smoothie kale spinach almond butter banana

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Chef salad

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Cauliflower poke bowl

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Veggie chili

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Veggie burrito bowl

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Spinach walnut quinoa craisin salad

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Sweet potato toast

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Protein nut bar

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Hummus celery carrots

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Apples nuts

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Coconut yogurt with granola

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Chickpea pasta ratatouille zucchini cherry tomatoes eggplant

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Salmon carrots zucchini parchment packet

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Veggie stir fry

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Chicken veggie sheet meal

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Salmon with veggies and beans

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