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After I press the big PLUS symbol and the "add food" symbol, nothing happens when i try to search. ihave deleted and reinstalled the app multiple times, turned my phone off and on, what else can i try?
It seems it would only be possible to edit Diary Groups on the mobile app. So if I wanted to make a change to an entry on my computer, I would have to delete the entry and recreate it under the new Diary Group. Pretty annoying and time-consuming for those that utilize a variety of Diary Groups and may accidentally set the…
Added a couple ounces of leftover, cooked, cold white rice to a salad. It all goes to net carbs total. How to account for the resistant carbs that supposedly feed the gut microbiome?
sometimes I find I am behind on certain daily nutrition targets - - frequently it's fiber. Is there a way to ask Cronometer _"hey, what's a food I can eat now to get 30g more of fiber but also low in fat"? _
I signed in today to start adding and saw that yesterday is empty, so I looked at the day before and somehow Cronometer combined 2 days worth of logging into one day. Is this a common error? Why would this happen? Is there maybe a choice I could have hit by mistake?
Read this blog for a few tips to help log your food faster! https://cronometer.com/blog/log-food-fast/
I noticed that Cronometer only includes water added through the 'Add Glass of Water' feature in daily water intake. However, many beverages (such as soda, juice, coffee, etc.) are mostly water and still contribute to hydration. For example, if a drink contains 90% water, shouldn't 100 ml of that beverage contribute…
One thing that happens quite often: You are in a store. You find a food, drink, or ingredient. You scan the barcode. Cronometer finds it. Great. (If not, it's super easy to add it as a Custom Food) But then you add the entry, and it only contains the basic nutrition label values: Energy, kcal, protein, carbs, fat, salt,…
I noticed today that on Bob's Red Mill Grits, the nutritional chart is for 1/4 cup uncooked. Instructions call for 1 cup when cooking. How would I get correct amounts once cooked? It usually makes about 6-8 cooked servings. Thanks
It's not obvious & most of us take supplements.
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