[kittycat40]

I have been using my daily plate but I am reading about fitday on 3fc. I tried to log on but there was a fee. Is there a no-fee version, like daily plate has?

Just wondering if I'm missing something great.

any, all input appreciated. thanks

[SoulBliss]

There is a free version of Fit Day. I think The Daily Plate has more variety of foods, for me and how I eat, anyway.

[KateB]

I use The Daily Plate. I really like it!!

[Watercolor]

I use Daily Plate, too!

[lorilove]

I use DietPower Desktop and I am a member of CalorieKing as well.

[fiberlover]

I have used both fitday and dailyplate. I prefer daily plate.
Fit day is free, you just need to sign up for a free account. They of course want you to do the pay site (just like with dailyplate), but it isn't necessary.

[sweetlovin]

I used fit day and the daily plate beats it 10 times!

Just the way it is formatted and the way the search engine has the brand names and pictures so you can match it up exactly just makes it so much easier!

I think TDP is the best

[LynneA]

I've used fitday since 2004, I might check out the daily plate seeing as it's gotten so many good reviews!

[Horo]

I use FitDay, as it is what I started out with and I have no problems with it/no reasons to switch to something else.

[friendlykat4u]

I look up things on line, but keep a journal by hand. I look up things here at 3FC, use Calorieking.com, DietFacts.com, and also whatever restaurants have their own nutritional info listed.

I bought the Calorieking book, it's small enough to carry around. I keep it in a kitchen drawer so I can easily look up things as I'm cooking.

[Redeemed]

I echo all of the sentiments about the daily plate!!! I have tried others and this one seems to already have everything in their database.

[kittycat40]

thanks everyone