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Food Log...ALL canned or processed! Fresh food listings?

‎04-15-2015 13:32

‎04-15-2015 13:32

 Today I entered  "green beans" and got a list of processed, canned and frozen.  I added  "fresh" and got a list of  processed beans with the name "freshlike!"    Man Mad

 

 I Like your tracker and find it easy to use and speedy BUT really  all foods should have a  plain, fresh option- because ultimately that is the best way to eat them.

 

What do you suggest?

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‎04-15-2015 14:43

‎04-15-2015 14:43

Try using "raw" instead of "fresh".  It helps me.  Also, as long as the frozen vegetables are no salt added, the nutrition should be the same as fresh.

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‎04-15-2015 14:54

‎04-15-2015 14:54

Logging it as 'raw' should give you the closest nutritional and caloric data to your food log Cat Happy

 

Hope this helps, welcome to the forums! Smiley Very Happy

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‎04-15-2015 18:29

In response to LZeeW

‎04-15-2015 18:29

 thanks ... that is a  good idea. I'll try that.

 

 

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‎04-28-2015 16:44

In response to PKD3

‎04-28-2015 16:44

@PKD3 If by any chance you don't find a food from the Fitbit database, you can add a new one to your list and manually input the nutritional information. Bon appétit. Cat Happy

 

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‎04-30-2015 09:22

In response to EdsonFitbit

‎04-30-2015 09:22

Yes this is correct and if your are like me that I don't know the calories of some raw foods etc. I quickly look it up on google and add it. Even if it's not on the dot aleast i have an idea. I like that after you entered a food, you can find it in your frequent, recent or custom tabs, saves time. The begining I think has been the most time consuming entering meals and snacks.

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