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Old 01-25-2009, 05:20 PM   #1  
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I've been tracking my food on fit day, but I notice they are missing a lot of brand names and some foods that I think would be fairly common. For example, I tried to find non fat latte, and they didn't have it. I also tried to find Kashi granola bar, and again they didn't have it. I made adjustments and got a pretty accurate count, but I'm wondering which sites people use. I went to the Daily Plate, and they had both of those items, so I'm thinking about switching.

So which online calorie counting sites do you find to be the most accurate, and offer the most foods, brand names, etc.?
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Old 01-25-2009, 05:23 PM   #2  
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I use The Daily Plate and love it, if I can't find something I can add it in manually and the things I eat regularly are listed so all I have to do is click on them and they are added to my plate.
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I HEART the daily plate! I like it a lot better the nfit day or spark people! TDP all the way!
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I also use the daily plate, it's got the most complete food database I've seen anywhere. You do have to be careful with some of the entries, especially the homemade recipe type entries, but there's usually more than enough options for the item you ate to give you good choices if you think one of the numbers is suspicious. I love the "things I eat often" list, too.
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I use The Daily Plate.
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I use the daily plate too, am a convert from fitday. LOVE IT! SO much betta.

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Thanks guys, I think I'm gonna switch.
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Old 01-25-2009, 08:04 PM   #8  
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LOL. After reading this so am i!!!!
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I've been tracking my food on fit day, but I notice they are missing a lot of brand names and some foods that I think would be fairly common.
I had the same trouble when I started out on fit day and that is why I am a Daily Plate user now. I can count on one hand how many times I wasn't able to find what I was looking for on it.

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I signed up this morning, and wow, Daily Plate rocks! You can even track your water, and everything.
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Thanks for the heads up! I tried it and really like it too!
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Old 01-26-2009, 03:49 PM   #12  
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Yep, yep!!! Signed up today too!! So easy!
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The Daily Plate, hands down for me :-)
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Dude!!! It says that my calorie intake today is -258!!!!! So great to see that I'm actually doing something right
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Dude!!! It says that my calorie intake today is -258!!!!! So great to see that I'm actually doing something right
-258?

How is this possible? If you are eating 1200 cals or less, AND excersizing, you should be eating back the calories you burned to get back up to at leat 1200 cals so that you don't seriously starve yourself.
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