Charlotte,
OK sure here's what I ate on Saturday to give you an example:
Breakfast (8:30am)
32oz water
3lbs grapes
Lunch:
64oz Banana-spinach smoothie (12pm)
5 dates
Post-workout refuel (3:30pm):
64oz Banana-blueberry-spinach smoothie
Dinner (7pm)
Veggie dip (1/2 avocado, 1/2 tomato, 1 lemon, basil - blended in vitamix)
With 1 sliced cucumber and 8oz carrots
This was probably just under 4,000 calories, with the bulk of them being mid-day. Since fruit and vegetables are less calorie-dense than other foods, you need to eat more in a sitting. This takes time to develop the stomach capacity. In the beginning you may get full off something like 5 bananas, but you won't be satiated. Now I typically eat 12-15 bananas as a meal and that is extremely satiating/satisfying. It's hard to jump right into 80/10/10 you have to ease into it, slowly building up your fruit intake.
So if you want to try it I would say 1) eat as much fruit as you care for at the beginning of most meals. 2) Go to
www.foodnsport.com and pay the $30 to get the 80/10/10 diet book. It is a WEALTH of information about diet and health. Doug Graham has been a vegan since the 70s and a raw vegan since the late 70s/ early 80s. So the book represents decades of research and wisdom. It is really is fantastic, I can't recommend it highly enough. You will learn a lot.