Full Plate★ 100% plant-based
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The nourish layer

Full Plate

한 끼 · plant-based shake meal

A full meal, even on day one. A creamy oat and fava-bean shake with 21g of plant protein, 9g of fiber and 26 vitamins and minerals — including iron and magnesium. Ready in ten seconds, for the days cooking is the last thing on your mind.

21g plant protein26 vitamins & minerals9g fiberwith iron + magnesium
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Every phase — and especially your period, when energy dips and cooking feels impossible. Full Plate is a complete meal in a shaker: oats and fava-bean protein, 26 vitamins and minerals, iron and magnesium, ready in ten seconds.

⚡21g plant protein
✿26 vitamins & minerals
♡9g fiber
★100% plant-based
Where it fits in your cycle

Every phase — and especially your period, when energy dips and cooking feels impossible.

Days 1–5
Menstrual

Energy dips, iron loss, cramps and bloating.

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Days 6–13
Follicular

Energy rebuilds — a good time to set routines.

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Days 14–16
Ovulatory

Peak energy and appetite for movement.

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Days 17–28
Luteal

Cravings, bloating and mood shifts build.

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Nutrition

Per meal (85g powder)

Energy
303 kcal
Protein
21 g
Carbohydrates
40 g
Fiber
9 g
Fat
3.7 g
Vitamins & minerals
26

Contains gluten (oats). May contain traces of milk, soy, egg, peanuts and fish depending on flavor.

100% plant-basedHigh proteinHigh fiber

made for day one, when cooking isn't happening.

10 seconds
Shake and go
5 flavors
Vanilla to cookies & cream
Up to 2×/day
As a meal replacement
✿ good questions

The details, answered.

Yes — each serving is a complete meal with protein, carbs, fiber and 26 vitamins and minerals. Replace up to two meals a day and keep eating a varied diet.

Iron contributes to the reduction of tiredness and fatigue — useful in the days your energy dips.

Yes — Full Plate is 100% plant-based. It may contain traces of milk, soy, egg, peanuts and fish depending on flavor.

Both work. Water keeps it light; plant-based milk makes it creamier.

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