A 2-week dinner plan, one shopping list per week, and 15 big, filling soups to go with it. Shop once, cook in one pot, and stop thinking about dinner.
That's about 36¢ per planned dinner.
Get The Soup Plan — $4.99Here's week 1

The quickest soups land on the busiest nights. Week 2 has 7 more soups and its own shopping list, plus a bonus soup to swap in any night.
Sound familiar?
Every night it's the same three questions: what to make, what to buy, and is there time. The Soup Plan answers all three before the week starts. And the bowls are big enough that you're not hungry an hour later.
What you stop doing
Now picture this week instead
A taste of what's inside






Photos are serving suggestions. The PDF itself is illustrated.
…and 9 more. Every bowl is about 2½ cups (600 ml): the size of a proper dinner, not a starter.
Feeding more than one?
Cook it once. Each person sizes their own bowl from the same pot. Here's one pot of Chicken, Veg & White Bean Soup:
| Who | Their bowl | Per bowl |
|---|---|---|
| Adult adding protein | Base bowl + 3½ oz chicken | 490 kcal · 71g protein |
| Adult going lighter | 2 cups + 2 handfuls spinach | 281 kcal · 34g protein |
| Two kids | Half bowl each | 163 kcal · 20g protein |
Every recipe has a "Fit it to your goal" table like this, so nobody has to do the maths.
Why soup
Soup is mostly water and vegetables, so you get a big, warm bowl for fewer calories. Add enough protein and fibre and it actually keeps you full.
fewer calories at lunch overall when people started the meal with a bowl of soup, in a Penn State study.
Flood & Rolls, “Soup preloads in a variety of forms reduce meal energy intake”, Appetite, 2007.
What's inside
Less than one takeout dinner.
Get The Soup Plan — $4.99The honest part
No "lose X pounds." Results depend on everything you eat, not one meal.
What I can promise: dinner decided for two weeks, bowls that fill you up, and every number printed so you know what you're eating. If it doesn't take dinner off your mind, email me within 30 days and I'll refund you.
— The Soup Guy
Quick questions
Straight away. Right after checkout you get a download button, and the PDF is emailed to you within a minute or two (check Promotions or spam if you don't see it).
Yes. Every soup is one pot, 20–40 minutes, with the method in 5 short steps. If you can chop an onion and stir a pot, you're set.
One pot makes 4 big bowls, so it's one dinner for a household of 3–4. Every recipe has a half-bowl size for kids, and a tip if there's any heat to hold back.
Each pot makes 4 bowls. Eat one, fridge or freeze the rest, and cook every other night. The batch-and-freeze guide shows you how.
No. A normal supermarket has everything.
Yes, several, and they're marked in the book.
$4.99 is the launch-week price. After Wednesday 21 October (11:59pm US Eastern) it goes up to $7.99.
Email me within 30 days and I'll refund you. No questions, no forms.
No. One payment for a PDF you keep.
Right now it’s available to buyers in the US and Canada.
No. If you have a medical condition, check with your doctor before changing how you eat.
Not sure yet?
The free sample has 3 full recipes from the plan. Make one. If you like it, the other 12 and the 2-week plan are right here.
See the free sample →14 dinners planned, a shopping list for each week, and a pot of soup in the fridge. $4.99 for launch week only.
Not medical advice. Talk to your doctor before changing your diet, especially if you have a health condition. Nutrition figures are per bowl, calculated from USDA FoodData Central values. Photos are serving suggestions; the PDF is illustrated.
Pricing: $4.99 launch-week price until Wed 21 Oct 2026, 11:59pm US Eastern. After that the price is $7.99.
Refunds: 30-day no-questions refund. Just email me.
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