What is the nutrition button for?
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frankly, I'm not sure, but I'm guessing that it keeps more of the pulp in the liquid (more nutrition). I've used mine mainly for 'dry bean' cooking (after washing but not soaking the beans) and have been very pleased. I separate the pulp by using a sieve, then use the pulp in baking or in protein shakes that I make every morning. Nothing of the beans goes to waste. I recommend using organic beans because they are not GMO (genetically modified with who knows what chemicals or dna from things like scorpions or fish). Hopefully, someone can give you a definitive answer about the 'nutrition' setting. frankly, I'm not sure, but I'm guessing that it keeps more of the pulp in the liquid (more nutrition). I've used mine mainly for 'dry bean' cooking (after washing but not soaking the beans) and have been very pleased. I separate the pulp by using a sieve, then use the pulp in baking or in protein shakes that I make every morning. Nothing of the beans goes to waste. I recommend using organic beans because they are not GMO (genetically modified with who knows what chemicals or dna from things like scorpions or fish). Hopefully, someone can give you a definitive answer about the 'nutrition'... » Read More frankly, I'm not sure, but I'm guessing that it keeps more of the pulp in the liquid (more nutrition). I've used mine mainly for 'dry bean' cooking (after washing but not soaking the beans) and have been very pleased. I separate the pulp by using a sieve, then use the pulp in baking or in protein shakes that I make every morning. Nothing of the beans goes to waste. I recommend using organic beans because they are not GMO (genetically modified with who knows what chemicals or dna from things like scorpions or fish). Hopefully, someone can give you a definitive answer about the 'nutrition' setting. « Show Less
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It is the button for whole bean soymilk process. It is very similar to soybean milk button, just slightly different temperature cycles in processing.
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No button. I bought one I didn't need . Mistook what it was for and it's sitting on my shelf never used
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i don't use it for that function so i don't really know, but it's not on there as a specific button as you can see.hope this helps.
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The buttons are for specifying the recommended presets for different food types (which corresponds to the start time of steaming - foods requiring longer time would steam first and all of the food will be ready at the same time). Each compartment is individually controlled (as there are three heating elements - two for the 2 piece compartment and one for the larger rear piece). But you could also disregard the presets and steam it at your own time (which can be controlled in the panel as well).
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There is a little booklet about nutrition included. I'm not sure about the charts.
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You can find the Nutrition Facts on the back label of the package. Thanks,Healthworks
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There are codes for many raw ingredients in the booklet, but you can't save the values you entered for nutrients to a code (though that would be a nice feature) so they will need to be re-entered each time you turn it on. It may be quicker to calculate by hand after weighing, or if you're tracking many nutrients then enter the multipliers in a spreadsheet (a free Google documents spreadsheet, perhaps?)
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Sure. You don't need to mess with the nutritional functions if you just want to simply weigh something. The scale also provides a 'toggle' to choose between ounces/pounds and grams.
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The nutritional information should be on the back label of the container. If you click on the container to view it, keep looking at the different views until the back label is in view. Then zoom in to read the ingredients.
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There is a button on the back that you can use to switch between kg and pounds.
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That button is for backing up with the included software. I love it for quick backup of my save games. The cloning (which I've never used) requires a different procedure not easily done accidentally. I really love this little device.
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If you go to http://www.bellplantation.com their nutritional information is listed there.
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At the bottom of the page that you changed is a Save Settings option. You have to save the settings and the button is at the bottom of the screen ( scroll down)
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The buttons are used to adjust various settings on the unit. Items like height, club length and such. Here is a link to the instruction manual that shows all the features of the unit. http://www.medicus.com/PowerMeterInstructins.pdf
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Yes. There are two program buttons (the left button and the right button), which each of two users can put in their height and age, and when your "on" button is the one pressed, you will get weight, body fat % and body water %. If you only want weight, you use the middle "on" button.
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You hold the button down for as long as you need it. That way you can fill a mug or a teapot or whatever.
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It's the tab under the upload Fit data tab. Its called Log Daily Meals or something to that effect. Can't check, I'm @ work right now.