For the past few weeks, I have changed my diet and discovered a very convenient way to eat healthy & nutritious food without the hassle of preparing it. I’m on my Week 3 with Lunchbox Diet.
Check out my previous progress on Week 1 and Week 2.
Here’s the menu for the whole third week:
Day 11: Eyes were like ice
It was a tough second week and I wanted to start the week right. I am determined to finish what I started. No turning back now. I don’t care what others say regarding my new diet but it’s perfectly working for me.





Day 12: Shining Star
I love everything for this day. I felt the food served on this day were amazing. I especially like Baked Fish Fillet w/ Mango Salsa.





Day 13: Feeling blue
It was a tough day for me again. I usually have that midweek feeling burned out moments but it won’t stop me from achieving my goals.




Day 14: Solid as a rock
I am really keen to finish this week on a high. Apart from the delicious food from LBD, I do 3-4 times a week exercise in the gym and tennis on weekends. The Banana Baked Oatmeal really caught my attention for this day. I hope LBD will create more breakfast like this!






Day 15: Roller coaster of emotions
Lunchbox Diet did save the best for last. I love everything on the menu and I found the presentation of the lunchboxes really nice. I like it when they added some grated cheese to it. It added some flavors to my meals. I really have to commend the Vegetable Pinwheels. It was so cute and it’s really a bite size snack.





I’m so happy that I’m on my lowest weight for the last 6 months. I already lost a total of 7.3 lbs from my baseline weight. It’s tough and sometimes I want to give up. I have high hopes with the program and so far I saw some stellar positive results for the last three weeks. Some of my friends would also like to try the program. I really want to inspire more people with this blog post. Hoping that this will set an example for them. ?
ACES: Thai Glazed Chicken + Cauliflower Rice, Vegetable Pinwheels, Pork Tenderloin w/ Miso Orange Glaze, Banana Baked Oatmeal, Baked Fish Fillet w/ Mango Salsa, Tofu Satay + Corn on Cob
MISSES: Mixed Fruit Jelly (I hope there will be more fun colors soon), Tiramisu Jelly (too sweet!)
HITS: Vegetable Sausage Casserole, Chicken Peanut Perloo + Cauliflower Rice, Beef Burger Steak, Fish Cake w/ Remoulade Sauce, Chicken Waldorf Salad, Tuyo Pasta w/ Tomatoes & Olives + Garlic Bread, Beef Tapa w/ Sunny Side Up + Mixed Cauli & Quinoa Rice
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Such a convenient way to maintain your diet. I am sure it takes a lot of discipline and will power to follow through so props to you for that.
Wow, I’m sure it takes a lot of discipline to keep up with that meal prep but it seems like you’re doing a great job. Keep up the good work!
This is such a great idea!:) I think we have something similar in Spain, but it’s quite expensive:( Keep going, and good luck!
Lots of discipline and transparency there, eeh…..I have loved day 11, the most. Something about “garlic-bread” that makes it real special.
Your Pork Tenderloin w/ Miso Orange Glaze looks delicious! Way to go in cooking and prepping everything – you’re so organized!
I am sure these are all well balanced meals to help you achieve your fitness journey. I wish you well and thank you for letting us know about Lunchbox Diet company.
Lunchbox diet is a good alternative if you do not make your own meal preps. Thanks for sharing.
Keep it up! It sounds like you are doing amazing! You can keep going, just take it one day at a time!
Looks like an interesting way to watch what you eat. I need to start a lunchbox diet this summer.
The lunchbox diet sounds like something I could try. The concept and the name really works.
I’m glad you’re having success with this. It sounds like an excellent service.
Right on, man. You do you. I think it’s great that you’re taking charge of your health, and Lunchbox seems like it’s really helping you.
Keep going strong! You’re doing great and you’re going to do great in the future!
Oh the banana baked oatmeal catches my eye too. That sounds really good.
These lunches somewhat look like a Filipino lunchbox. It’s quite similar and I love all of these foods!
Keep up the great work! It’s always such a big help when you find something that really works for you.