Help please for logging food

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BigMamaLynsey
BigMamaLynsey Posts: 390 Member
edited November 2024 in Food and Nutrition
I've just started weighing food this morning and went to log in my banana. It was 125g but all I can find is 136g roughly that they already have. How do I manually put my own grams in? Or is that not possible thanks

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  • TheMrWobbly
    TheMrWobbly Posts: 2,542 Member
    edited June 2018
    Good morning Lynsey, most products have different 'units' on a drop down list if you click on the little down arrow. There should be more choices such as 1 banana, 100g, etc. Choose the 100g and have 1.25 portions. If your product 'banana' doesn't a gram option just look for another one that does (I have one but I don't know how to send it to you - sorry!).
  • Dee_D33
    Dee_D33 Posts: 106 Member
    You’ll have to choose the 100g or 1g option and either put 1.25 or 125. Or you could use the 136g option by dividing 125/136 and putting your serving size in as .92. Sometimes you’ll have to use ml or oz instead for more exact inputs.
  • TavistockToad
    TavistockToad Posts: 35,719 Member
    Dee_D33 wrote: »
    You’ll have to choose the 100g or 1g option and either put 1.25 or 125. Or you could use the 136g option by dividing 125/136 and putting your serving size in as .92. Sometimes you’ll have to use ml or oz instead for more exact inputs.

    why would you use a liquid measurement for a banana?
  • BigMamaLynsey
    BigMamaLynsey Posts: 390 Member
    Ok thank you I'll give that a go now :)
  • BigMamaLynsey
    BigMamaLynsey Posts: 390 Member
    @TheMrWobbly thank you it worked!! I didn't know to do that
  • brightresolve
    brightresolve Posts: 1,024 Member
    We get good at kitchen math here.
  • 23rochelle23
    23rochelle23 Posts: 269 Member
    TavistockToad wrote: »
    Dee_D33 wrote: »
    You’ll have to choose the 100g or 1g option and either put 1.25 or 125. Or you could use the 136g option by dividing 125/136 and putting your serving size in as .92. Sometimes you’ll have to use ml or oz instead for more exact inputs.

    why would you use a liquid measurement for a banana?

    Gram is a weight measurement - mL is liquid ❤️
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