Guessing your meals? Hereโs why you should track your macros.
Lamb, mash and peas with fetta.
Sometimes, itโs the simple meals that keep us on track and make all the difference! Hereโs one of my go-to dinners: lamb with veggies and mash โ a total comfort dish that hits every nutritional mark.
๐๐ฆ๐ข๐ญ ๐ฃ๐ณ๐ฆ๐ข๐ฌ๐ฅ๐ฐ๐ธ๐ฏ:
Calories: 586 cal
Protein: 51g
Carbs: 22g
Fats: 33g
Why track it? Because knowing your meal breakdown gives you more than just numbers โ it gives you insight.
Tracking isnโt about obsessing; itโs about awareness. When you know whatโs on your plate, youโre able to assess your day as a whole and make adjustments where needed.
For example:
โ๏ธAre you getting enough protein throughout the day?
โ๏ธHow balanced are your carbs, fats, and fibre?
โ๏ธHow does this meal fit into your goals or workout needs?
Some might look at this meal and think, โ586 calories is too much!โ
But often, itโs the untracked snacks and add-ons that add up quickly. Without realising it, many meals can end up being well above this โ especially when weโre not checking in with what weโre eating.
Keeping tabs on the nutritional breakdown helps you make sure youโre fuelling your body, not just filling it. And the best part of tracking? Itโs a powerful tool that lets you enjoy the food you love without the guesswork.
๐ If you want to keep things simple and effective? Start by tracking one meal a day and build from there. The more consistent you are, the better youโll understand your body and what it needs.
Full macro and calorie breakdown.