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Finding nutritional value of juice

sarsa333
Posts: 2
Hi all,
I just started juicing last week and I love it so far.
I use it as a meal or snack once or twice a day.
Can anyone tell me how they figure out the nutritional values, specifically calorie, fat, carbs, protein, sugar?
There's got to be a good app or website that will let me enter the information.
Thank you,
Sarah:drinker:
I just started juicing last week and I love it so far.
I use it as a meal or snack once or twice a day.
Can anyone tell me how they figure out the nutritional values, specifically calorie, fat, carbs, protein, sugar?
There's got to be a good app or website that will let me enter the information.
Thank you,
Sarah:drinker:
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Hey! I use this site:
http://juicerecipes.com/
It's easy to use and each recipe lists its nutritional info.
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That link is very helpful! Thanks!
I track my juices by using the data here on MFP. If you search for example "beet juice raw" or "beet green juice" or "apple juice raw" etc. there is usually a listing I can use. For more common items I usually add "raw" to my search but for things like kale juice I find you don't need to add the word raw to the search.0 -
Hi sarsa333,
I'm a big fan of http://www.bestjuicedietrecipes.com/juice-diet-recipes/apple-diet/you can try it.
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Myphytos.com is a great site. Hundreds of juicing recipes and nutritional info.0
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I use juicerecipes.com too. I find it corresponds with other sites that list nutritional information and its really easy to use!0
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