#Recipe health calculator update

Now calculating the full nutritional value of any recipe is so, so simple. (OK, OK, I know, I need to вЂget a life.вЂ™) But I heart technology, what can I say. But wait, thereвЂ™s more! Their recipe importer stops the guesswork вЂ“ for example, it automatically translatedВ вЂ1 medium onionвЂ™ into 1/2 cup onion вЂ“ an equivalency I always just guessed at before (um, even when cooking). But theyвЂ™ve now made it far faster andВ easier by adding the ability to copy/paste recipe ingredients rather than enter each one manually. The basic ability to input recipe ingredients and calculate the nutritional value вЂ“ and save the recipeВ into My Fitness Pal so you can use it to track your calories/nutritional intake вЂ“ is not new.

#Recipe health calculator update

IвЂ™ve written multiple posts about the fabulous app, My Fitness Pal ( I Heart My Fitness Pal I Love Me Some Nutrition Graphs В and Better Than Salad at WendyвЂ™sВ to name a few) but I just discovered an update to their site that enables you to quickly and easily вЂ“ using copy/paste вЂ“ import recipes and see their nutritional value.

Wondering aboutВ the nutritional value and/or calories of a favorite recipe? ItвЂ™s one of my pet peeves about cookbooks and interesting recipes found online or in a newspaper or magazine вЂ“ the recipes rarely list the calories and key nutritional info (likeВ fat, cholesterol, sodium, sugar, etc) included per serving.