18 DROOLWORTHY Bullet Journal Meal Planning & Food Log Ideas

You gotta eat every day. Your bullet journal helps you keep you organized every day. So it’s a no-brainer to incorporate food into your bujo routine. Check out what other bullet journalists have been cooking in their bujos with these bullet journal meal planning and food log ideas. Bon appetit!

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Bullet journal meal planning

There are various ways to approach a meal plan bullet journal set up.

Bullet journal meal idea list

Do a brain dump of meal ideas based on ingredient. (via @maryj13)

Recipe bank

Create an inventory of all your recipes, which you can organize by meal, ingredient, meal theme etc. The possibilities are endless, which is why doing it on these colorful post-its is an effective way to do this. (via Little Coffee Fox)

Go to meals

A simple spread of go-to meals based on the length of time gives you options for busy or lazy nights. (via Bullet Journal )

Bullet journal recipe list/ideas

A fun way to create a list of menu ideas by each meal. (via @therevisionguide)

Chart meal plan in bullet journal

Here’s a simple table to write out your meal plan. I also like that you can track your macros (fats, carbs, proteins) as well. Very useful to know if you’re starting on the keto diet. (via @momdotlove)

Bullet journal meal plan with post its

If you’re more detailed with your planning, then a meal planning hack like this post it system will be more up your aisle.
(via Sublime Reflection)

Bullet journal meal planner and grocery list

Such a simple hack for your grocery list. One column to indicate what you already have and one to check if you need to get it from the supermarket. (via @boho.berry)

Pantry/fridge inventory

Meal planning is so much easier when you know what’s in stock at home. (via @lifebywhitney)

Bullet journal grocery list

Having a bullet journal grocery list like this will not only save you time at the store, but let you do your grocery shopping on a budget by timing it on what’s in season or on sale. (via Paper and Ink Co)

Bullet journal for diet and health

What you feed your body is vital to your overall health. Be sure to check out my post on tracking physical fitness and using a bullet journal for weight loss. Below are additional example spread ideas.

Diet plan

Planning out your diet increases the likelihood that you’ll stick to it. A spread like this is perfect because you write the general principles of the diet plan you are following, and ideas for each type of meal. Notice that they are not totally specific, but rather food groups so you have flexibility in what you eat. (via Christina 77 Star)

Intuitive eating

Tracking your eating times, what you eat and your hunger levels will make you more conscious of your eating habits, and can help improve your eating habits. (via Sublime Reflection)

Clean eating and diet foods

Even if you are healthy enough that you don’t need to lose any weight, it’s a good idea to have a list of what’s healthy to eat. (via @pageflutter)

Herbal teas

Food heals. It’s great to know the health benefits of some of nature’s best ingredients. (via @craftyenginerd)

Bullet journal foodie ideas

Kitchen cheat sheet

A reference spread like this with cooking times of various foods, healthy ingredient substitutes, and conversions will for sure come in handy. Need ideas for what to jot? Check out these cooking cheat sheets. (via @the.petite.planner)

Bullet journal food log

What you eat is one of the many things you can track in your bullet journal.

Maybe you’ll see that you eat too much of one thing and not enough of another and help you adjust for a more well-balanced diet. (via Pin source)

Or perhaps you could see if there may be correlations with sleep, energy, or other aspects that you’re tracking for mental health in your bullet journal.

Recipes list

Have a list of your favorite recipes based on category like meal or food group. (via @my.life.in.a.bullet)

Favorite recipes

Logging recipes in text and doodles makes it more fun to follow the instructions. (via T Matthews Fine Art)

Restaurants to try

Always nice to explore new places to eat in your neighborhood and expand your palate. (via Hello Deborah)

Or if you’re planning for upcoming travel in the bullet journal, you can also create a spread to mark must-visit eateries on a map.

This rounds up the buffet of bullet journal meal planning and food log ideas. So much inspiration to digest!

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