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Food log

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‎03-13-2018 16:16

‎03-13-2018 16:16

If I enter food on my fitness pal will It add it to Fitbit also.  I thihink it was recording my dinner twice on Fitbit.  It would only let me edit part of my log.  I’m wondering if that’s because some of it was from my fitness pal

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‎03-14-2018 00:57

‎03-14-2018 00:57

When your fitbit and myfitnesspal accounts are linked, any food entered into myfitnesspal will sync across to fitbit but only at a meal summary level. So, for example, instead of getting each you ate for lunch, you just get a "lunch summary".

 

I just looked at mine in my fitbit log and it will only let me delete an entry, not edit it.

 

I log all my food in myfitnesspal, what advantages are you getting from logging food in both fitbit and myfitnesspal?

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