Can't beet that…
In my first 2 weeks of using cronometer, hitting a point of frustration; I'm sometimes eating a thing that there is no menu item for, and I'm not seeing any way in the Add Recipe section to fix the problem.
Most recent issue: trying to use the add recipe feature for a raw juice I make from fruits and vegetables, including juicing sweet potatoes. But there is presently nothing in the database, apparently, to represent sweet potato juice. In frustration, I just entered "6 cups sweet potatoes" because that's how much goes into making what is closer to 1.5 cups of sweet potato juice. So, sure, my diary will then calculate the right amounts of vitamin content, but has gone completely off the scale in such things as calories and carbohydrates. ** So the question: how does a food item in the up in the database so users can select it? ** Is it possible that I'm the only user of this program who juices sweet potatoes?? It seems unlikely.
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Unfortunately we don't have lab analysed data for all food items. We will of course try to add data we gather for foods when we obtain it!
My colleague @Marie_Eve_H answered a similar question on this forum a couple of months ago. You can take a look at the thread here: https://forums.cronometer.com/discussion/comment/2239#Comment_2239Hilary
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Your solution worked, thanks. It took a bit of work because your gear icon, referred to in the link you referenced above, is no longer a gear icon but a different kind of icon. But I was able to open it, rename the food, and delete fiber from its elements. This will do for now. Thank you.
