At this stage most databases don't have added sugar data yet, but it will happen. If you know how much added sugar is in your custom foods, you can edit them and move some sugar to added sugar.
@Marie_Eve_H Oh I see! I haven't had any real labels to look at yet but the Added Sugars micronutrient is at the same level as Sugars, so I'd assumed it's its own thing. Thanks for clarifying!
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Under Carbohydrates there's now an "Added Sugars" micronutrient. If it's not visible by default, you'll have to turn it on from your settings.
Profile -> Nutritional Targets -> Carbohydrates -> tick "Added Sugars"
At this stage most databases don't have added sugar data yet, but it will happen. If you know how much added sugar is in your custom foods, you can edit them and move some sugar to added sugar.
If you know how much added sugar is in your custom foods, you can edit them and move some sugar to added sugar.
How do you do this. Can you please give me step by step instructions for this.
Hello @Vickie & @LRWCLW ,
The 'Sugar' sub-component should include the total sugars (natural and added), 'Added Sugar' shows how much of these total sugars are added sugars.
For example the total sugars for a serving of cane sugar would be 17 grams (g) and the added sugars declaration would also be 17g.
We shouldn't be subtracting the added sugars from the total sugars.
Cheers,
Marie-Eve
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@Marie_Eve_H Oh I see! I haven't had any real labels to look at yet but the Added Sugars micronutrient is at the same level as Sugars, so I'd assumed it's its own thing. Thanks for clarifying!