Is there any foods you DONT enter into the meter?
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I don't log anything that is 0 calories0
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I don't log chewing gum, green tea, yellow mustard, or cinnamon.0
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Anything eaten in a different State0
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Gum, crystal light (i have one packet maybe twice per week), my vitamins.
Apples can have a lot of calories - a large one can have 130-160. That would be like forgetting to log a small handful of M&Ms.0 -
i don't log tea/coffee because I drink mine black. If I do use milk though I will log it.0
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*Apples (negative food - means, you burn more calories digesting it than it contains)
no such animal.
Thank you!!! ::headdesk:::0 -
also take a look at my food diary. i must have about 400 cals a day from fruits and veggies! you ought to log them...'negative' calories are a myth0
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Coffee and club soda0
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I log everything, including water, spices and vitamins. It just helps me stay on track and accountable. Plus, I just like to be able to go back and see exactly what I had, it could come in handy. If I notice some sort of a change, I could possibly trace it back to something I injested.
Edit to add: I wish apples were 'Negative" calories. I eat at least one a day, sometimes two! Gotta have my apples with peanut butter.0 -
I don't add tea, hot sauce, spices and mustard. All veggies and condiments such as ketchup, etc. I do add.0
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I don't always log 0 calorie things, like my texas pete hot sauce. I'm not watching my sodium intake, so I don't feel the need. Sometimes I log diet sodas and tea, sometimes I don't. I always log fruits, vegetables, and coffee. I also don't log bites of things, like a bite of my boyfriends ice cream or a 2-3 peanuts. I tend to have a lot of left over calories, so my nibbles from through out the day even it out.
This, except I don't log coffee, unless I add milk.0 -
I log nearly everything. I guess the only thing I can think of is a "dash" of salt. I rarely use salt so when I do sprinkle some on food, I don't count it.0
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I dont enter!
*Diet sodas
*Tea
*Veggies (as long as its not potatoes)
*Apples (negative food - means, you burn more calories digesting it than it contains)
*Coffie
What about you guys ! ?
Log apples, there is no such thing as a 'negative' food.
Vegetables can have high calorie content, even ones that are not potato
Coffee, diet soda and tea are usually 0-2 cals so don't worry about logging them.0 -
I don't log water or supplements (in pill form). Everything else gets written down as accurately as possible, including single bites of things and condiments.
By the way, according to Snopes, celery is technically a "negative calorie" food, but the difference is so negligible as to be meaningless (if you eat 6 calories of celery and it takes 7 to digest it, you're never going to notice). Apples are definitely not; they're full of sugar and can have over 100 calories.0 -
My weekly diet soda- sometimes I'll log it and sometimes I won't.
I don't log anything smaller than a tsp of mustard, katsup or black pepper. I never log mints or a spoonfull of soup (I taste as I make it).
Everything else- gets tagged and bagged.0 -
I don't put here spices in my food, and also tea and the amount of sugar I put in it and any other drinks that I may drink, like apple juice, but I don't drink it that often! just small things really! :P
I put all of the food that I eat though...0 -
I can never remember how much water I've had during the day, so I kind of guess.0
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I dont enter!
*Diet sodas
*Tea
*Veggies (as long as its not potatoes)
*Apples (negative food - means, you burn more calories digesting it than it contains)
*Coffie
What about you guys ! ?
You should enter diet soda's. They're worse for you than regular's.
And there is no such thing as negative food. Everything has calories.0 -
I log everything, except the spices I use when cooking are probably less then accurate as I measure in my hand...but I give it a good educated guess and log it in. Other then that the only thing I don't log is my water and that's because I drink too much (16-24 cups a day on average) of it to keep track.0
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Since even many zero calorie items have other things I would like track (sodium is a big one) I try to track everything. When I'm lazy I don't track every single vegetable in my salad, but I try to as much as I can.
I don't log my water because I'm just not ready for that amount of detail yet. Does that make sense? I think I will at some point but it's just not one of my priorities at the moment. I'm pretty sure I drink enough, and I will find out for sure once I start logging it. No rush. I'll get there. :P0
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