Is there any food you don't track?

I log EVERYTHING even my gum!

i purposely leave room for about 200-300 calories that i never log
which includes:
sugar free candy
grazing on blueberries/dried fruit, cereal, popcorn, etc.
i'd say it all adds up to around 250-300.

if i eat more than i feel comfortable with, then i will add it, otherwise, it doesn't matter to me (though I am obviously still aware of it)

My Gummy Vitamins and Calcium Chews
Spices & Seasoning
Pam

I do the same thing with coffee. I just track the rice milk that I use in it. I use Splenda to sweeten it and I do not track that either.

I don't log my green tea sweatened with stevia.

I don't log veggies in their natural state hardly. It's usually like 5 calories or so and I end up leaving anywhere from 2-500 calories left at the end of the day. I log all fruit though because even my grapes are 105 calories. I try to log everything though!!

I don't log 0 calorie drinks, spices, or 0 calorie condiments like mustard. I know there's sodium there but sodium isn't as much of a concern for me as calories.

I log everything right down to the spices.

I don't log veggies in their natural state hardly. It's usually like 5 calories or so and I end up leaving anywhere from 2-500 calories left at the end of the day. I log all fruit though because even my grapes are 105 calories. I try to log everything though!!

you must not eat that many veggetable then. I think this is a misconception that most people have. Just because it is a vegetable does not mean it does not have calories!

I don't log coffee or herbal tea (no milk or sweeteners in either) and I often don't log plain soda water, though I should because it has a reasonable amount of sodium.
I log most of my other food though sometimes if I'm feeling lazy I will put in something like steamed mixed veges instead of logging individual veggies or might leave off the fresh chilli I add to dinner.
In general I think it is a good idea to log everything, but I don't get stressed about leaving out very low cals stuff like baby spinach (if I've already logged some other veggies) or each individual kind of fruit that goes in my breakfast fruit salad each day. I just make sure the calories are accounted for in the same kind of food.

I track everything including vitamins and supplements.

gum, mints, vitamins, diet sodas, teas, water. Basically if something has <10 calories, I don't waste my time.

Same..

my general rule is..... "If you bite it, write it"

Everyone should remember that a healthy diet is also a balanced diet. Not only should we be keeping track of calories, but all of the other essential nutrients our body needs like fat, sugar, sodium, potassium, etc. Even though something may have zero or very few calories, they may be loaded in other nutrients.

I track everything even if it was a vitamin supplement. I even log my bottles of water during the meals or snack that I had it... this way I don't lose track of how many cups I've had. It may sound a little overboard, but it does help track trends.

I don't log my Diet Coke or other zero calorie drinks.

Diet coke has lots of sodium, you should log it