What do you mean by nutritionally perfect? Are you going by RDA/USDA standards? I'm not so sure it's possible to have everyday be perfect. I do understand striving for it though.
Here is what fitday says my averages are for the last month:
1506 calories
32% fat (I'd like that under 30%)
49% carbs (I'd like that higher)
17% protein (I'd like that between 10-15%)
2% alcohol (all from wine)
My main deficiency is in calcium, but I don't worry about it. I tend to side with the studies that show bone loss is due more to excess protein not lack of calcium. I won't get into it too much because I know just saying this much will anger people. So please, don't get mad at me! This is just my personal choice in regards to my personal nutrition. I don't expect anyone else to believe as I do. There are a lot of studies out there and we have to follow what is right for us as individuals. That being said, I do take a multi-vitamin which is probably why my other numbers are in range or above.