I use myplate. I do agree that the calories are a bit high. You just have to find what works for you. But, the database is awesome!

Calorie King online and in real life.

Calorie King on-line is great. But I also have the hard copy pocket guide to keep in my purse. Calorie King is the most complete counter I've ever had in my life - and I've had many! -

I just joined CalorieKing. I can't wait to start using it.

I was using MyPlate on LiveStrong & have used Sparkpeople, but I got bored with both SO quickly. I guess it was just too much for my eyes to handle.

I like CK's clean and simple look. So far at least! ;)

Right now I use fatsecret.com because I have their app on my Droid and so I can scan the barcodes of things I eat with my phone and so on! Makes life sooo easy.

I actually like fitday, even though its database is somewhat limited, because I like the bare bones interface, and I cook a lot so I find that I'm entering a lot of things manually no matter what site I use. Plus, after a month or so, almost everything I eat was entered already. I wish I could directly import recipes on fitday like you can on Sparkpeople, but I don't like Sparkpeople because I find the site overwhelming- I don't want your diet plan, or your points, I just want to track my own food.

I love my fitnesspal because it has an iPhone app! I have also not once had to "create a food" everything I have searched for (even obscure) I found. It also lets you save an entire meal easily.

I dont want to pay a monthly fee to count my calories so calorie king is out!

I'd like to know what about Calorie King is so great that there is a need to charge a fee for it? Sparkpeople seems to be fine to me, have used it for almost 2 years, and I love the fact that it is free. Just curious.

As noted by previous posters, I like SparkPeople. It has a lot of options; will give you an eating plan, if you want; and it's FREE!

I use my daily plate on livestrong.com, it makes calorie counting easy and hassle free.