Food Scale.. worth it or not?

apullum

kshama2001 wrote: »

just_Tomek wrote: »

I wish MFP added a function that if someone disagrees with what you post, they have to reply with a why. Because again, I have no idea why would anyone disagree with what I wrote lol

I got a Disagree for my post stating that I had vegetables rotting in my compost bin, so can't really take them seriously.

They disagree that you have a compost bin?

That it has vegetables in it?

That vegetables rot?

I like to think I've got at least a couple woo stalkers who turned into disagree stalkers, so I dunno.

brittanystebbins95

Yes. Worth it. I was actually overestimating my portions and was under eating for a long time.

NewLIFEstyle4ME

just_Tomek wrote: »

kshama2001 wrote: »

just_Tomek wrote: »

I wish MFP added a function that if someone disagrees with what you post, they have to reply with a why. Because again, I have no idea why would anyone disagree with what I wrote lol

I got a Disagree for my post stating that I had vegetables rotting in my compost bin, so can't really take them seriously.

Yesterday someone disagreed with me posting what I had for breakfast lol

SuzySunshine99

Belfordo wrote: »

There is no other way to lose weight! You Will use them for every meal

Really? A lot of people lose weight without using a food scale, myself included. It’s a very helpful tool in order to be as accurate as possible with your calorie count, but it’s a bit of a stretch to say it’s the ONLY way you can lose weight.

reversemigration

I've found it very useful, and in particular for calorie-dense stuff. Going over by 20 grams is meaningless for lettuce but much less so for peanut butter.

kcmcbee

Absolute necessity!