Here’s a short video I made to walk you through the process: It could be a little more intuitive at the beginning, but is fast once you’re used to it. You can see a detailed nutritional breakdown of the meal as you put it together. From here you can add a new custom food or recipe, and add ingredients to it. Saving Recipesīoth apps also let you bundle together foods as custom recipes so that you don’t have to input all the ingredients individually every time.Ĭronometer: To do this in Cronometer, you need to navigate to your “FOODS” tab on the top menu. I’d give a slight edge to Cronometer just because adding food can all be done on one page. It functions almost identically to Cronometer’s input form. When you click “add food” it loads another page (one extra step) with a similar food search and input box. MyFitnessPal: MyFitnessPal allows you to add food to each individual meal (breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks).
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It’s also immediately obvious how to add food to a day on either tool.Ĭronometer: Cronometer has a single button to add food, as it doesn’t break down your day by meals.Ĭlicking the button brings up a simple input box where you can search for foods or pick from recent, favorite, or custom foods. Adding Foods and Recipesīoth apps make it easy to find your “food diary”. I’ll quickly go over how easy and intuitive it is to use each tool for common tasks.
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