Food Calorie Lookup
- calories
- food
- nutrition
- diet
- portion
- macros
- health
- opencode
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- size
- 30 KB
- version
- v2.0.0
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Look up the calories of common foods and see how they change with your portion. Search a built-in list of everyday foods, filter by group, drag the portion slider and read the calories and macros for exactly the amount you ate. Save the foods you check often, keep a list of recent lookups and compare two foods side by side with bars that show which one is heavier. Share a plain summary of any portion. Everything stays on your phone and works offline.
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- Xem calo món ăn
- So sánh hai món
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