I've been using The Daily Plate but it's annoying and very slow. I have a Mac (if that matters). The interwebz just seems easier to get foods/calories/nutritional info as opposed to just using a notebook. Any other suggestions?
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Any Good Calorie Counting / Diet Tracking Websites or (Inexpensive) Software
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When I found the motivation to actually catalog everything I ate on a daily basis, Fitday served its purpose. You won't get precise information, unless you add everything customized. You do, however, get a good enough idea of your macros. I think in most cases, that's really all you should be concerned about.
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