Your carbs don't match the product label.

myramyra66

Your calculations of Gratsi wines show 2+-3+ grams of carbs. The Gratsi label shows .14 grams, a big difference.

springlering62

Listings are crowdsourced, aka, garbage in, garbage out


If you’re not happy, create your own food entry. I do it all the time.

Sometimes you’re batting 1,000 finding accurate entries, sometimes you either grit your teeth and make new entries, or deal with a gram or two here, ten calories there.

Same on any calorie counting website. The entries don’t magically get created, no one is going to the grocery store and entering tens of thousands of products, food manufacturers aren’t going to enter them. Users do the legwork and create the database.

And then the manufacturer tweaks the recipe, or updated testing returns different nutritional data, new entries are made, and everything is a little off and you wind up with a bunch of conflicting entries.

Gisel2015

I don't think that we can enter our own food entries anymore. I tried and I failed (website). Just like we can't
modify items with the wrong nutritional information, like we used to do. But it you know how to go around this problem, please let me know.

Courtscan2

On the website, click on the Foods tab, then select My Foods, then click the Create Food button. I'm not a premium user, so assume this is available to all

Gisel2015

Courtscan2 wrote: »

On the website, click on the Foods tab, then select My Foods, then click the Create Food button. I'm not a premium user, so assume this is available to all

Thank you, I will try that tomorrow. G.

lynn_glenmont

Alternatively, in the Android app, when you find an error in an entry when searching, scroll to the bottom of the nutrition information and click on "Report Food" which will bring you to a page to correct the error and, if you choose, enter the corrected food in your diary.