Food tracking

[claudia_1234]

can you see which foods the carbs, fat, etc percentages are coming from?

[WendyB]

Welcome to the forums!

You cant see the percentages but you can scroll though you daily log and look at those

Hope to see you around more!

[SunsetRunner]

I use the Fitness Pal app and as I enter my meals, I go to the nutrition area on each day and it will tell me the percentage of each meal consumed and it will give me the details of nutritional information I am looking for.  Entering foods is super easy - I can scan the bar code on foods I buy and it will automatically enter all the nutritional information.   The hardest part is the tracking and measuring.  

[Woodrow]

I've made the circuit for tracking macros...

FitnessPal has a good database but I'm not crazy about the reporting.

FatSecret has a great database, it's easy to add custom foods and it has the scanning feature as well.

I've landed on Cron-o-meter. Very good database. Adding foods/recipes is very good. Tracking biometrics (BP/Glucose/Ketones/Pulse, etc.) is great. The reporting functions to look at all of your metrics (nutrition, biometrics, weight, macros/micros) over time is excellent. It links with Fitbit to import your Fitbit activities/calories burned data auto-magically. If you have a Nokia scale, you can also link it so that it captures your daily weight, fat%, BMI auto-magically.

In short, I LOVE Fitbit for activity tracking but the logging and reporting of the other stuff I'm interested in is in the too hard pile with the Fitbit log.