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I don't get the final result. It's in grams? I then have to figure out how many eggs or chickens make up 300 grams? Weighing everything gets annoying. I'd rathe
by Detrus 12y ago
I don't get the final result. It's in grams? I then have to figure out how many eggs or chickens make up 300 grams? Weighing everything gets annoying. I'd rather eyeball.
For me it's clearer to work by pictures of the food, like http://office-k-chiro.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/office-k-chiro-protein-food.jpg http://office-k-chiro.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/office-... that's what I'm dealing with IRL and it's easier to memorize 5 jumbo eggs vs 300 grams.
And by that logic, I'd rather drag and drop pictures to build up the meal, get the nutritional information after than the other way around.
- jwally 12y agoIt is in grams. Watch the video demo from around right here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=irTdDJ6fu-c#t=97 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=irTdDJ6fu-c#t=97 When I'm doing the same problem in the actual tool, there's a "details" button which pops up a screen telling you the meal's details and how much of each food to eat. You can click on the foods in this area and it'll tell you how many eggs 300g egg whites requires (I actually click on cheese in the video, but you get the idea).
- Detrus 12y agoYea that's pretty well hidden in the UI. My attention span didn't last to the end of the video.