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ergonomics

Sorry to create a new thread for this but I can't find the post I'm looking for. Someone suggested a website recently that allows you to put in the food you eat in a day and then it tells you how much carbs/protein/etc. that you ate. Does anyone know the site I'm talking about?

El_Dangeroso

Fitday.com?

corkcomp

either fitday as mentioned or possibly dailyplate .. be warned though those sites will wreck your head.. i tried fitday before and i would have a 10k run completed in the time it took me to enter everything I ate that day

El_Dangeroso

corkcomp wrote: »

either fitday as mentioned or possibly dailyplate .. be warned though those sites will wreck your head.. i tried fitday before and i would have a 10k run completed in the time it took me to enter everything I ate that day

My pet-hate with fitday is that they don't have an option to exclude all that American crapinabox from the search listing, had to scroll through 3 pages of processed rubbish just to get to homemade bone stock.

corkcomp

corkcomp wrote: »

either fitday as mentioned or possibly dailyplate .. be warned though those sites will wreck your head.. i tried fitday before and i would have a 10k run completed in the time it took me to enter everything I ate that day

I use sparkpeople, it automatically keeps a little database of things you added before.
Honestly doesn't take me more than five minutes a day to keep the diary.
It also has a search pane for things others have added....Which is really helpful for finding Irish products.

corkcomp

Moonbaby wrote: »

I use sparkpeople, it automatically keeps a little database of things you added before.
Honestly doesn't take me more than five minutes a day to keep the diary.
It also has a search pane for things others have added....Which is really helpful for finding Irish products.

im on sparkpeople too .. great site in general eventhough ive never tried their food tracking section

Lux23

They are all too american for my liking; think I will just stick with tracker from Unislim.

ergonomics

Thanks for all the replies! I basically want to know how much of everything I'm eating a day to see if I should be cutting back on anything. I've been doing Weightwatchers since September and the longer I'm on it the healthier I want to eat!

corkcomp

corkcomp wrote: »

im on sparkpeople too .. great site in general eventhough ive never tried their food tracking section

I love it! I love looking at other peoples blogs and seeing how far they have come along Picked up loads of info, support and tips from it.

EileenG

I like the diet tracker on lowcarber.org, which has 100g as its default setting. All those cups and spoons on Fitday annoy me. Who eats a cup of chicken?

Mellor

Yeah, dunno where cup comes from, even the american eat chicken by the bucket

metamorphosis

i like spark people.i use caloriecount.about.com as it has a great food database compared to other sites like it

J-Fit

Dailyburn is what I use. Excellent because people are constantly updating the food database with regional brands etc. It's also an iphone app so is very portable.