Guest guest Posted May 17, 2010 Report Share Posted May 17, 2010 The best food tracker/diary I have used so far is MyNetDiary. It has a great iPhone application that syncs with the website, but the website can be used as stand-alone. It tracks *all kinds* of stuff, but the drawback is, it isn't free. > > > Hello, > > Does anyone have a recommendation for a food log other than just writing it > down or typing it into excel? I have spent about an hour online, and I can > not find one that keeps track of everything I want to keep track of. I will > probably only track for 2 weeks, so I am not thrilled about purchasing one. > I want to keep a list of foods eaten and serving size, calories, and the > basics, which to me mean sugar, carbs, fat and proteins. The programs I > have found online will only have carbs, but not differentiate between > complex carbs and sugar, or they only keep track of fat, etc. If I had to > choose, I would rather track sugar and carbs because that is potentially > where the problem is coming from, but I also want to make sure my daughter > is getting plenty of protein and fat as well. The diabetes food logs only > track total carbs, and also do not differentiate between a whole grain > something and a teaspoon of sugar! > > Any ideas are welcome. Thanks, > > Carol > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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