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Domino’s Pizza

evangemini4
evangemini4 Posts: 120 Member
edited November 2024 in Health and Weight Loss
How do I log Domino’s Pizza.

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  • evangemini4
    evangemini4 Posts: 120 Member
    AnvilHead wrote: »
    You do a search for 'Domino's Pizza' from your food diary (there are about a jillion entries for it), you pick one that matches what you ate, and you click "Add Food to Diary".

    Thank you, I just looked up there website for nutrition & tried to eater it from kilojoules to calories and nothing matches.
  • evangemini4
    evangemini4 Posts: 120 Member
    I just found there Nutrition Information.
  • paperpudding
    paperpudding Posts: 9,375 Member
    If you have your own diary set in calories or kilojoules doesn't it automatically adjust searched foods into that format?

    anyway it is roughly 1:4

    so 1 calorie = 4 kilojoules (4.18 to be exact)

    If the information you have is in kilojoules divide by 4 to get aprox calorie amount.
    The calories will be slightly less than a 1/4 - eg 200 kilojoules is really 47 calories - if you have a calculator you can be exact.
    If it were me, I would just divide by 1/4 in my head and then shave a bit off. Close enough.
  • Redordeadhead
    Redordeadhead Posts: 1,188 Member
    The same way you've been logging all other food items for over a year.

    When I enter Domino's in the search field, I get loads of entries. Just look for the one most closely matching what you had and the nutrition information on their website.
  • lynn_glenmont
    lynn_glenmont Posts: 10,129 Member
    If you cannot find a database entry that matches the nutrition information available on Domino's website, you can create your own entry.
  • zyxst
    zyxst Posts: 9,150 Member
    I end up adding my own entry because I do custom pizzas. It's a pain if you don't like the tedious math to add up all the individual ingredients.
  • Lounmoun
    Lounmoun Posts: 8,423 Member
    Search the database for the pizza you had. Being a large chain restaurant it is certain to be in the database.

    If it were not in the database, you could log a similar pizza from another restaurant.
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