Jordan Hutchinson Shares 5,574-Calorie High Full Day of Eating 8.5 Weeks Out from the 2026 Italy Pro

Hutchinson broke down the diet he's following to win the 2026 Italy Pro.

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Bodybuilder Jordan Hutchinson‘s diet is dialed in ahead of his next show. In a YouTube video from May 4, 2026, he detailed his 5,574-calorie full day of eating 8.5 weeks out from the Italy Pro. 

Hutchinson’s breakout season came in 2025. He emerged as a top Men’s Open contender thanks to his big win at the Tampa Pro. While this clinched his Olympia qualification, Hutchinson continued to test himself onstage. 

His next stop was the 2025 Texas Pro, and he defeated Joseph Palacios, Quinton Eriya, and John Jewett to claim gold. After finishing 12th at the Mr. Olympia, Hutchinson has a stronger grasp on what he needs to bring to the biggest event of the year. But first, his sights are set on dominating the Italy Pro. 

Jordan Hutchinson’s High Day Full Day of Eating 8.5 Weeks from 2026 Italy Pro 

Find his meal breakdowns from the video below: 

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Meal 1 – Breakfast Waffles 

  • 100 grams of Bowl of Gains cream of rice 
  • 250 grams of egg whites
  • 70 grams of strawberries
  • 75 grams of banana
  • 1/4 tsp baking powder
  • Salt
  • 2 English muffins 
  • 2 whole eggs 
  • Raspberry and Blueberry Jelly 
  • 16 grams of peanut butter 

He started the day with waffles using cream of rice and explained how to avoid a clumpy mixture. 

“Make sure when you do your second round of waffles, you either blend this again or shake it up because the rice grains from the Bowl of Gains are going to travel to the bottom of the cup. Then, you’re basically going to be pouring mostly egg whites on at first. Then, you’ll get a big clump of cream of rice at the bottom.” 

Meal 2 

  • 260 grams of rice
  • 40 grams of sourdough bread 
  • 133 grams of chicken 
  • 66 grams of avocado 
  • Cilantro 
  • Green onions 
  • Sweet & Nutty Sauce 
  • 20 grams of dates

He moved on with chicken and split his carbs between rice and sourdough bread. 

“One of my favorites. After my meal, I get a little dessert, which is just this little 20 grams of dates, 15 grams of carbs.” 

Meal 3: Pre-Workout 

  • 280 grams of rice 
  • 60 grams of sourdough bread
  • 133 grams of chicken
  • 17 grams of peanut butter 
  • 110 grams of apples
  • 20 grams of honey 

His pre-workout meal was one of the sweetest of the day. 

“It’s super good,” shared Hutchinson. 

Meal 4: Post-Workout 

  • 2 caramel rice cakes 
  • 87 grams of carbs from peanut butter cookie Bowl of Gains Cream of Rice 
  • 15 grams of carbs from Blueberry jelly 
  • 21 grams of peanut butter
  • 75 grams of banana
  • 40 grams Iso Whey Protein (cappuccino flavor)

After training, Hutchinson refueled with whey protein and rice cakes. He shared that his waist felt tight while posing despite the high day of eating. 

“Back home from the gym. This is going to be special. First off, I had a great back day, really productive. I felt awesome. I felt great posing. Everything feels on point. Even with all this food, my waist felt super tight posing, which is amazing.” 

Meal 5 

  • 320 grams of rice 
  • 133 grams of chicken
  • 66 grams of avocado
  • red onions 
  • 15 grams of sauerkraut 
  • green beans
  • Orange Dragon Sauce
  • Everything Bagel Seasoning
  • 20 grams of dates 
  • 8 oz of kombucha

Winding down, he enjoyed another chicken dish and, for dessert, included more dates. 

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“Finally get to relax,” he shared.

Meal 6 

  • 280 grams of rice 
  • 133 grams of sirloin 
  • 50 grams of zucchini 
  • red onions
  • 15 grams of sauerkraut 
  • Zero-Sugar A&W Root Beer 

His final meal of the day was steak, which was consumed around bedtime. 

“We are finally to meal six. It’s way past my bedtime. This happens every time I do a YouTube video. The day just ends up taking longer. I crunch my day and my schedule to very specific times, but usually that requires very specific tasks that take a certain amount of time.” 

Total Daily Macros 

  • Protein: 316 grams 
  • Carbohydrates: 861 grams 
  • Fats: 89 grams 
  • Calories: 5,574

In a brief period of time, Hutchinson has gathered true momentum in the Men’s Open. Former four-time Mr. Olympia Jay Cutler acknowledged his potential. He stressed that if Hutchinson improves his back, he will fight for a top-four spot on the Olympia stage in 2026. 

Hutchinson is on track to present his all-time best and has kept his diet clean in the lead-up to competing. The 2026 Italy Pro is set for June 28 in Milan, Italy. 

RELATED: Bodybuilder Jordan Hutchinson Reveals 4,400-Calorie Full Day of Eating for 2026 Italy Pro

Watch the full video from the Jordan Hutchinson – IFBB Pro YouTube channel below: 


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