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« on: April 30, 2016, 06:21:02 am »
It doesn't have them all, i often have to fill in entries. But yeah it's mainly US-centric. Theres calorieking.com.au -- that's out of date and poorly maintained so myfitnesspal is the best choice available, even though it's pretty bad too and often crashes, esp at busy times of the day.
You weigh. I got my digital food scales a while ago and weigh everything even protein shakes( is one scoop really one scoop? ALmost never). But once oyu've done it for one day, the next day you can just copy the previous days. nd you can save meals to make it easy to load in cals for the day.
Ive tried doing it on paper but it's not as convenient. In future better technology will mean you can just scan a food item and get all the deets easily and effortlessly .. we have barcodes now but that's not what im talking about, i mean actually getting the macros off a label automatically not by looking up an item in a database..