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1000 Kcal Gluten Free Meal Plan| Diet Plan for Celiac Disease

Gluten Free Meal Plan

A 1000 Kcal gluten-free meal plan has been formulated to help individuals with celiac disease follow a customized diet plan and heal their intestines.

Celiac disease is an autoimmune allergic condition that mainly disturbs the small intestine. The main cause of this disturbance is gluten – a protein found in wheat, barley, and rye along with any food products that contain these specific foods.

Gluten consumption in such patients leads to abnormal immune responses which give rise to the common symptoms associated with celiac disease:

  • Abdominal pain
  • Bloating
  • Diarrhea
  • Weight loss
  • Anemia
  • Mouth ulcers
  • Nausea
  • Vomiting
  • Skin rash

Sticking to a gluten-free diet is the only long-term treatment for celiac disease. No medications have yet been approved for the treatment of celiac disease.


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Here is a list of restricted foods along with allowed foods that are perfectly safe to eat while having celiac disease.

Foods Allowed

Foods Not Allowed

Cereals: Rice. Corn, Quinoa, Buckwheat, Amaranth, Millet, Sorghum, gluten-free oats, Gluten-free flours.Cereals: Wheat, Rice, Barley, Rye, Triticale, Pasta, Bread, cookies, cakes, and pastries (made with restricted cereals)
Fresh fruits and vegetablesCanned fruits and vegetables
Fresh meats and seafoodProcessed and deli meats
EggsReadymade soups, sauces and dressings
LegumesCondiments and spreads
Fresh juicesAlcohol, packaged juices with gluten
Fresh yogurt and skim milkFlavored milk and yogurt
Cheese, butter, lard, OilEmulsifiers, Seasonings, and Caramel colors
Herbs and Spices

1000 Kcal Gluten-Free Meal Plan for Celiac Disease:

Consuming 1000 Kcal per day is not enough for most adult individuals. However, children and young adults who weigh 50 Kg or Less can start from this 1000 Kcal meal plan.

As you start gaining weight, you may switch to a 1200 Kcal meal plan and so on.

Here’s a 7-day meal plan providing 1000 calories per day.

Feel free to customize the plan by adding or removing items like morning or evening snacks to adjust your calorie intake as needed.

Day 1MealFood Item1010 Kcal
MondayBreakfastHard-boiled eggs (2) with roasted veggies + skim milk (1 cup)210 kcal
SnackBaked sweet potato (1/2 cup)100 kcal
LunchGrilled chicken with guacamole340 kcal
SnackAlmonds + raisins mix (1 cup)120 kcal
DinnerRice tortilla vegetable wrap240 kcal
Day 2MealFood Item1020 Kcal
TuesdayBreakfastAmaranth banana pancakes with sprinkled honey280 Kcal
SnackFresh apricots (1 cup)90 Kcal
LunchVegetable rice + pineapple chunks330 Kcal
SnackGluten-free cookie (1)130 Kcal
DinnerStuffed bell peppers190 Kcal
Day 3MealFood Item1040 kcal
WednesdayBreakfastPlain yogurt bowl with fresh berries and sliced apple150 kcal
SnackCheese popcorn (1 cup)190 kcal
LunchTuna salad bowl280 kcal
SnackFresh cherries (1 cup)100 kcal
DinnerChickpea soup + rice tortilla320 kcal
Day 4MealFood Item1060 Kcal
ThursdayBreakfastSorghum porridge topped with nuts310 Kcal
SnackRoasted bell peppers with sprinkled spices90 Kcal
LunchBaked salmon with roasted kale280 Kcal
SnackLow-fat mango ice cream (1-2 scoops)150 Kcal
DinnerZucchini noodles230 kcal
Day 5MealFood Item1040 Kcal
FridayBreakfastScrambled egg with gluten-free toast (2)250 Kcal
SnackFresh, boiled corn90 kcal
LunchCauliflower soup with rice tortilla320 Kcal
SnackGluten-free crackers140 kcal
DinnerHomemade chicken and potato drumstick240 Kcal
Day 6MealFood Item1060 Kcal
SaturdayBreakfastApple and quinoa breakfast bowl190 Kcal
SnackFresh cucumber and kiwi smoothie110 Kcal
LunchRice paper rolls with homemade tomato sauce290 Kcal
SnackAmaranth brownie150 Kcal
DinnerPotato chips with homemade tomato sauce320 kcal
Day 7MealFood Item1010 Kcal
SundayBreakfastEgg muffins260 kcal
SnackBanana with peanut butter140 kcal
LunchQuinoa and chickpeas bowl210 kcal
SnackSliced apple50 kcal
DinnerBoiled rice with lentils350 kcal

Gluten-Free One-Week Meal Plan Summarized:

Here is a one-week sample menu plan of 1000 calories for celiac disease.

DayBreakfastSnackLunchSnackDinnerTotal Calories
MondayHard-boiled eggs (2) with roasted veggies + skim milk (1 cup)210 kcalBaked sweet potato (1/2 cup)100 kcalGrilled chicken with guacamole340 kcalAlmonds + raisins mix (1 cup)120 kcalRice tortilla vegetable wrap240 kcal1010 kcal
TuesdayAmaranth banana pancakes with sprinkled honey280 kcalFresh apricots(1 cup)90 kcalVegetable rice + pineapple chunks330 kcalGluten-free cookie (1)130 kcalStuffed bell peppers190 kcal1020
WednesdayPlain yogurt bowl with fresh berries and sliced apple150 kcalCheese popcorn (1 cup)190 kcalTuna salad bowl280 kcalFresh cherries (1 cup)100 kcalChickpea soup + rice tortilla320 kcal1040 kcal
ThursdaySorghum porridge topped with nuts310 kcalRoasted bell peppers with sprinkled spices90 kcalBaked salmon with roasted kale280 kcalLow-fat mango ice cream (1-2 scoops)150 kcalZucchini noodles230 kcal1060 kcal
FridayScrambled egg with gluten-free toast (2)250 kcalFresh, boiled corn90 kcalCauliflower soup with rice tortilla320 kcalGluten-free crackers140 kcalHomemade chicken and potato drumstick240 kcal1040 kcal
SaturdayApple and quinoa breakfast bowl190 kcalFresh cucumber and kiwi smoothie110 kcalRice paper rolls with homemade tomato sauce290 kcalAmaranth brownie150 kcalPotato chips with homemade tomato sauce320 kcal1060 kcal
SundayEgg muffins260 kcalBanana with peanut butter140 kcalQuinoa and chickpeas bowl210 kcalSliced apple50 kcalBoiled rice with lentils350 kcal1010 kcal
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