Calorie Tracking Website Recommendations?

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  • I've read through here and found some ideas but just in case I've missed some, what are some good free calorie counting sites? I use The Lose It App and love it but my friend doesn't have an Iphone so I'm trying to help her find a site where she can find and record her calories.

    Any suggestions would be wonderful. Thanks in advance!
  • I use the same as Steelers Fan. I like it a lot.
  • sparkpeople.com
  • livestrong's thedailyplate.com - I loved it, but now I use Fitbit.
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    Hi, I use caloriecount.com for a fast way to look up nutrition info.
  • There is also http://fitday.com
  • I like fitday
  • Nutrimirror
  • Fitday has great reports.
  • mypyramidtracker.gov. I started using this even before trying to lose weight to get my fruit, veg, and dairy consumption up. Liked earning the smiley faces. Later when I started weight loss plan loved the ongoing average calorie deficit calculation.
  • I use caloriecount.com. They have several features I like such as:
    - Lots of brands/specific products/restaurant menu items products in their food search
    - You can add your own foods with the nutritional info
    - Recipe analyzer to get nutritional info on recipes, and save them for later use
    - Tag foods lets you conveniently add a group of foods to your log at once. I used to plug in every slice of tomato and tbsp of mayo when I had a turkey sandwich or something. I finally figured that I can tag all those items as "turkey sandwich" and just add that. Makes my life easier, lol.
    - The analysis section gives you lots of comprehensive info about your calorie deficits and nutrients

    I'm not a big fan of their community forum though. I run across too many posts by people who are asking if they'll get fat by eating more than 500 cal/day and such nonsense. I come here for my community support needs
  • I am a hardcore fan of sparkpeople.com lol

    I just love the site itself, it has a great community (though I still like this site the best for that) and has really great tracking on weight & helping you set up what you need. You can add recipes or your own items. It lets you track a ton of stuff & you can set what you like to track. & it has alot of amazingly helpful articles and info.
  • caloriecount.about.com or sparkpeople.com, I like both for different reasons depending on my focus (I have a sp account for recipe calorie calculations)

    CC is overall the winner now that they have upgraded their "daily report" thing.
  • Livestrong is awesome
  • Quote: I come here for my community support needs
    Same here. Good, solid, well reasoned thoughts.

    I use my two apps, and FitDay if my schedule gets hairy and I need preplanning help. At this point, I know my CCs, figure my meals easy enough, and put in my PDA as reference.