Do you log these things?

I log everything I can remember, including sugar-free Werthers Originals, but sometimes I think it's weird that I know how many calories there are in Tums.

Gum - No
Vitamins - Yes, mine are 45 calories a day
Lemon or lime juice (like in water or over chicken/salad/tacos/etc) - a squirt no, a recipe amount yes
Water flavoring packets - if they have calories then yes - usually
Seasonings (some are calorie-free, but most have sodium and a couple carbs) - No
Marinade - Yes

Gum - no, but I don't chew gum
Vitamins - no, but I did when I was worried about whether or not i was getting all of my vitamins and minerals...no need now.
Lemon or lime juice (like in water or over chicken/salad/tacos/etc) - no, pretty much negligible
Water flavoring packets - never used
Seasonings (some are calorie-free, but most have sodium and a couple carbs) - no
Marinade - no...some can be made with a lot of oils and what not, but I'm not drinking the stuff...the amount that actually gets soaked into the meat is negligible in my experience.

I don't log anything that will be under five calories. A splash of lemon juice in my water, half a Crystal Light packet, dried seasonings in a recipe, a couple leaves of lettuce or thin onion slices on a sandwich... meh. I do log marinades (oil), low-calorie items that I use in high volume (ICBINB spray, soy sauce, balsamic vinegar), and stuff like that.

I log pretty much everything... My pre-workout has 0 calories, k-cups have 5, pickles have 0.... I still log it.
Everything is usually in my recent foods, so it's not much more time out of my day just to do it.

Ohhhh, what pickles do you buy? The ones I buy are 5-10 for a spear, depending on the brand. I'd love to have an unlimited amount of pickles!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! haha

I get the Vlasic reduced-sodium kind... I'm sure there are a FEW calories each (the whole if there's less than 5 FDA thing...) but I log them with the info on the jar.

gum: nope
vitamins: I don't take any. in my opinion, if you're deficient in something, you should be changing your diet, not taking a supplement..
water packets : yup
lemon lime juice: noooo
Marinades: YES ALWAYS!

Gum - No
Vitamins - Yes, mine are 45 calories a day
Lemon or lime juice (like in water or over chicken/salad/tacos/etc) - a squirt no, a recipe amount yes
Water flavoring packets - if they have calories then yes - usually
Seasonings (some are calorie-free, but most have sodium and a couple carbs) - No
Marinade - Yes

What she said.. Except my vitamins aren't quite that number of calories. And it never even occurred to me to log tums. I have been stalled for months but I know my issue is logging in general (was inconsistent for a while) and too much dessert in particular. Definitely not the small stuff like this. Right now, I'm just eating near maintenance to give myself a break- not logging that stuff clearly isn't hindering me

i dont log the tiny things, like when i'm scooping food for my kids and i get some on my finger or something. i dont chew gum (damn tmj)

things like marinade, where the meat sit and soaks, but you dont cook in it or drain it off after cooking (like you would with a steak) confuse me.. i'm putting it on it yes, but only SOME of what i put on gets soaked in. so i dont know how to log that. it hasnt been an issue yet, but with summer coming i do marinate quite a bit the stuff i grill, so it will become an issue shortly.
i do log my vitamins.
i try to leave a few cals at the end of the day to cover any inaccuracies and tastes.

I log just about everything, but sometimes I'll skip things like mustard or other zero or almost zero calorie foods in the interest of time. I don't log my tic tacs. I usually leave a few calories unused in my diary to account for the few little things I didn't log.

I'll log lemon juice or seasoning if it's part of a recipe, but not if I'm sprinkling a tiny bit onto prepared food or squirting juice into my water. I log pickles to track the sodium more than the tiny calories. My fish oil supplements are basically half a tablespoon of fat in capsule form, which is too many calories to ignore. Coffee yes, green tea no, but my favorite herb tea has a few calories so I'll log it (especially because it looks weird to have the honey in the log without the tea, not that anyone but me is going to see it.)

One thing I didn't log at first but do now was cough drops. I have allergies, so my throat's scratchy a lot, and those 15 calories per drop add up on a bad day.

I normally try to have a few unclaimed calories at the end of the day to account for anything that maybe I should have logged but didn't. It's worked for me so far.