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What Kim Kardashian West eats in a day

1,700 Calories, 2 litres of water and not many carbs
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Kim Kardashian West has been adhering to the Atkins 40 diet to drop her baby weight after giving birth to son Saint in December, sticking to a daily intake of no more than 1,800 calories.

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Also following a strenuous workout plan, Kardashian West has already dropped her 27 kgs. of pregnancy weight, and hopes to get down to her goal weight of 55.

“Anyone who has had kids knows your body changes, and it’s hard to get your body back in shape,” Kardashian West, 35, tells WHO. “It takes so much determination, and mental and physical power and energy.”

Check out her daily food logs below.

Hydration
1.4-2 litres of liquids a day

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DAY ONE
Breakfast
Scrambled eggs with turkey sausage and smoked Gouda
110 grams Greek yogurt with 1/3 cup fresh blueberries

Snack
Atkins Harvest Trail Dark Chocolate Cherry and Nuts Bar

Lunch
Grilled lime chicken over spinach salad with a feta-ranch dressing

Snack
1 medium carrot and 4 tbsp. hummus

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Dinner
Lemon thyme halibut with sautéed green beans

Total Calories: 1,504

DAY TWO
Breakfast
Chicken chorizo and cauliflower sauté with cheese and salsa

Snack
½ small apple
2 oz. cheddar cheese

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Lunch
Turkey burger with chipotle aioli, tomato, pickles and onions

Snack
Atkins Harvest Trail Dark Chocolate Sea Salt Caramel Bar

Dinner
Slow roasted lemon rosemary chicken with asparagus
1/3 cup of wild rice

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Total Calories: 1,561

DAY THREE
Breakfast
Hatch green chili, cheese and egg bake with arugula
1/8 of a honeydew melon

Snack
Vanilla coffee frappe

Lunch
Zucchini noodles with spicy chicken sausage

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Snack
Atkins Harvest Trail Vanilla Fruit and Nut Bar

Dinner
Grilled chicken with cauliflower mac and cheese

Total Calories: 1,699

This article originally appeared on PEOPLE

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