henriklynggaard Member

yep, I have the same problem in DK, labels only list salt :-\

I was hoping someone here had tried some of the online organisers. When I google I find several (BigOven, Paprika, Pepperplate, cheftap etc.), but they are hard to compare

While technically correct, that doesn't really help users maintain a consistent food database.. There is currently nothing in the UI to help guide users. MFP knows my location and could provide a simple warning, or even better display the nutrition info differently i.e. according to the guidelines of your region. My bet is…

The canteen I have doesn't serve meals they get from the outside, they have cooks making the food and while they post allergens they don't post calories. I got quite the selection with 3 hot dishes (meat/fish, veg, soup), a salad table with premixed and ingredients, a cold cuts table. I honestly think I would be eating…

My concern is that my best guesses will be inaccurate and I therefore will make the wrong choices on the meal i do register e.g. it suggest I have a carb deficit one day so I will up on that at dinner. As for not pressing complete, that is an option, but if I review the day in on the website or app it still shows the…

I am using a Fitbit charge HR for normal activities and sleep tracking. I have their weight as well. For actual exercise I have a polar watch which also syncs to myfitnesspal. The polar watch I have doesn't have 24/7 HR but far better exercise tracking. It is a decent setup for me, although I would prefer to have a watch…

I don't do swimming but here is what I do.. I use a polar v800(*) to measure the exercise, and I then enter the start time, duration and calories from polar into MFP which in turn gets reflected into fitbit. *) http://www.polarv800.com/ - It does swimming metrics too

Thank you all for the suggestions, however it raises some more questions Currently my goals are at Carb 40%, Fat/Protein 30% based on a goal of 1880 Kcal a day (plus exercise). - Since I want to loose fat and build muscle isn't it a bad idea to increase the fat percentage? - I bike to/from work which adds at least another…

Late to the party, but what did you set your macro goals at?

Ah, it is percentage of calories not grams. That wasn't clear to me the way it is presented. I mean the absolute value that is presented is grams not calories would be nice if it printed both at least thanks for the quick reply