Good diet/nutrition tracking software I've been looking

lol that pic is epic

>>38726081
Myfitnesspal works well enough for me. Could also try fatsecret but their UI didn't grab me.

>>38727171
myfitnesspal is pretty good, I will try that for a while

>>38727283
Their webapp leaves something to be desired but it all syncs well enough.

>>38727319
i could see that, the ability to create a food, as in totaling up everything in a sandwich i commonly eat is helpful, rather than looking it all up or estimating it everytime

>>38727405
My favorite part. Works great if you do a shit load of meal prep. Or just regularly eat at various restaurants. It generally takes me all of 60 seconds to log a day of meals nowadays

How the fuck do you just guess stuff though is my only thing?

Like I have half a lasagne that I made in the fridge.
Do I weight it, and just search lasagne? Or do I add all ingredients myself?
How can I be as accurate as possible?

>>38727460
If you made it yourself you can program the recipe into the app. Otherwise you just choose the first entry and hope it's close. It's a bit of a bitch the first time around but it's nice to track. It's good to not be obsessive though. The difference 100 - 200 calories will make in a three month cut is negligible

Calorie tracking sites should let you make a recipe. Just weigh your ingredients. Weigh your serving or just portion it into 1/4ths or something.

>>38727460
usually for things that i make, I will literally add up the nutrition info for all of the ingredients, then make my own "food" entry for it, awesome if you prepare the same thing frequently enough, which i assume most people do. Honestly, I can keep running numbers in my head and do calculations easily, so I generally would just add the stuff up as I went along, but I'm looking for a more concrete way to track it all, because I'm sure that would be much more helpful