Just don't set off the fire alarm! 7/15
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aakaakaak
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So there's this super awesome recipe calculator that the whole world should know about. It may have been mentioned here before, but there are new people chiming in and it really hasn't had it's own challenge. Ever hunt through the garbage recipes on MFP looking for the one that was somewhat close to what you just ate? Have an idea of the ingredients, but can't find the legit nutrients? Look no further! Go here and plug in what you ate and prepare to be amazed!
http://caloriecount.about.com/cc/recipe_analysis.php
Use the following format or it doesn't quite work right:
1 stick butter
1 t olive oil
1 medium onion chopped
2 (250 g) cans of crushed tomatoes or Tomato puree (Progresso brand or Redpack) (1 can of water) (cup)
1 pint of heavy cream or whipping cream
1/2 cup of Vodka
1/4 t Crushed Red Pepper [144547]
Note: I pulled the data directly from the site. Many of the little tags aren't required. if there's an issue with something it gives you a drop down menu to pick from.
http://caloriecount.about.com/cc/recipe_analysis.php
Use the following format or it doesn't quite work right:
1 stick butter
1 t olive oil
1 medium onion chopped
2 (250 g) cans of crushed tomatoes or Tomato puree (Progresso brand or Redpack) (1 can of water) (cup)
1 pint of heavy cream or whipping cream
1/2 cup of Vodka
1/4 t Crushed Red Pepper [144547]
Note: I pulled the data directly from the site. Many of the little tags aren't required. if there's an issue with something it gives you a drop down menu to pick from.
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Thanks this looks so useful!!!!!!!!0
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So then, how do you log the results here? Do you just create a special line for it or do you recreate the recipe at this site?0
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You copy the data over. Just add a new food for it.0
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Ok, thanks Aak!0
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Thank you.0
