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Turkey + cheese rollups (no-cook protein)

3 min readFebruary 24, 2026By Jeremy H., GLP-1 Nutrition Researcher
Turkey + cheese rollups (no-cook protein)
Servings
1
Prep Time
3 min
Protein
25–40g
Calories
250–450

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Tip: The ‘two-rollup minimum’

If you can do two rollups, you’ve anchored your day with protein.

Ingredients

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  • 4–6 slices deli turkey (or chicken)
  • 2 slices cheese (or 1/2 cup cottage cheese on the side)
  • Optional: mustard, pickles, cucumber slices, lettuce

Directions

  1. Lay turkey slices flat.
  2. Add cheese + a smear of mustard.
  3. Roll up and eat.

GLP-1 friendly notes

  • Keep portions small; you can always make a second batch.
  • If you get "stuck" chewing, switch to cottage cheese / yogurt style proteins.

Warning: If swallowing feels difficult

Don’t force it — switch to softer foods and hydrate. If it’s persistent, check in with your clinician.


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GLP-1 Nutrition Researcher

Nutrition researcher and founder of The GLPSpot. Jeremy built this site after watching friends and family struggle with the nutritional challenges of reduced appetite on GLP-1 medications — loss of muscle mass, dehydration, and nutrient deficiencies.

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