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How do I compare nutrition for two food item side by side?

risk0
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Is there way using the database to see nutrition for two or more food items side by side so I can make good choices? If not, is there another tool you recommend?
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Eatthis.com is good one for comparing and finding swaps.1
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You can enter them both into your food diary and look at them ...but there isn't a side-by-side function.
Enter them into the FOOD page, delete the ones you decide against. I do that a lot. I'm already searching from the FOOD page and it's just one click to remove it.5 -
debrakgoogins wrote: »Eatthis.com is good one for comparing and finding swaps.
Thanks for the response but I don't see where I can compare say, Cheerios to Life cereals. Can I do that on that site?0 -
There is no side by side function on MFP1
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Thanks for the response but I don't see where I can compare say, Cheerios to Life cereals. Can I do that on that site?
No. Follow the advice @cmriverside gave you to compare. It's not side by side but it gives you the information you're looking for.0 -
cmriverside wrote: »You can enter them both into your food diary and look at them ...but there isn't a side-by-side function.
Enter them into the FOOD page, delete the ones you decide against. I do that a lot. I'm already searching from the FOOD page and it's just one click to remove it.
I do this all the time too! Sometimes my brain doesn't want to do maths in my head, so I need to see it in print2 -
cmriverside wrote: »You can enter them both into your food diary and look at them ...but there isn't a side-by-side function.
Enter them into the FOOD page, delete the ones you decide against. I do that a lot. I'm already searching from the FOOD page and it's just one click to remove it.
I do this all the time too! Sometimes my brain doesn't want to do maths in my head, so I need to see it in print
Me, too. Especially with my dessert choices, to see what better fits my calorie/macro goals for the day.2 -
cmriverside wrote: »You can enter them both into your food diary and look at them ...but there isn't a side-by-side function.
Enter them into the FOOD page, delete the ones you decide against. I do that a lot. I'm already searching from the FOOD page and it's just one click to remove it.
I have actually started planning meals for the next day by entering different items into each meal and seeing how it turns out and then just deleting them and reentering when I actually eat those things.
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