Question asked by Beverly Hosford, MA 1441 days ago
What's your favorite healthy eating app and how does it work? For travel? For grocery shopping?
I'm making a list of helpful apps for people who travel. Thanks for your help friends!
Answers (4)
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Myfitnesspal: can use app or online. You can scan barcodes in the store and can make your own recipes.
Answered by Samantha Kellgren
1438 days ago
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For grocery shopping my new favorite is Fooducate! You can scan any barcode (or enter manually) and it pops up with a health grade (A+ to D-) along with why it got its rating based on things like sugar content, fiber, highly or minimally processed and so on. It also gives alternatives. It's free, too!
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My fitness pal is great and easy for anyone to use. You can use the tools included to figure out how many calories you should be eating and you can decide what you want your macronutrient ratios to be.
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Hi Beverly,
I've been playing with a few different apps lately, and one of them is Fooducate. Free app which allows you to scan the barcode of an item and gives a nutritional guide. Great for grocery shopping.
I also sometimes use Nutrionix which gives restaurant menu items and calorie listings. This one is great when going out to eat or for travel.
I also like MyFitnessPal and use that one quite a bit for everyday use and tracking meals.
A new one I haven't had the chance to look into yet is a free app called True Food. It's supposed to give you information on whether or not the food contains genetically modified ingredients.
Interesting and valuable topic...so thanks for posting.
Christine
I've been playing with a few different apps lately, and one of them is Fooducate. Free app which allows you to scan the barcode of an item and gives a nutritional guide. Great for grocery shopping.
I also sometimes use Nutrionix which gives restaurant menu items and calorie listings. This one is great when going out to eat or for travel.
I also like MyFitnessPal and use that one quite a bit for everyday use and tracking meals.
A new one I haven't had the chance to look into yet is a free app called True Food. It's supposed to give you information on whether or not the food contains genetically modified ingredients.
Interesting and valuable topic...so thanks for posting.
Christine