Does the software come with a nutrition calculator for recipes (i.e, number of calories, fat, fiber, sugar, etc.)
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No, it does not. I asked the author about this and understand that the freeform way ingredients can be entered does not lend itself to systematic analysis. What I have done instead is use one of the web nutrition calculators. The web calculators do restrict you to entering ingredients within the calculator's structure through drop downs and pick lists, but they seem to give a good "nutrition label" analysis. I have been using FitWatch.com for this purpose. Given the tradeoff, I'd rather have the freeform text entry in the cooking software than an occasional nutrition analysis.
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15 Calories Calories from fat: 10 Total fat =1g (2%) Cholesterol 1% (5 mg) Sodium 1% (15mg) Zero sugar Zero Dietary fiber Zero protein Zero calcium, vitamin A, vitamin C, Iron. Percentages are based on 2,000 calorie diet.
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Yes, in pounds or kilograms. For the data you need the software program (Called "Healthy Edge Lite") and the included wireless USB connection (Called the ANT+). Once the scale, wireless connection and the companion software are all set up and working, the program shows you a number of data health points: weight, water to muscle ratio, muscle to fat ration, on and on.
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No,calories 0, fat 0, sodium 0, carbs 1g, sugars 0, protein 0. But it has sucralose. I have it because there is Quinne in it for my leg cramps.
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No but i would use the booklet and try to use it as a reference to get an approximate value for carbs.
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Yes, it comes with recipes, however, as other reviewers have noted, uses A LOT of fat so best to google other recipes for "healthier" options--if there is such a thing for donuts :-)
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Hello,This product does not contain any calories, only what is listed on the supplement facts label. If it contained calories, fat, carbohydrates, ect. they would need to be listed on the supplement facts label.
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http://www.weightlossresources.co.uk/calories-in-food/bakery-products/mcvities-digestives.htm
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I dont remember off hand but if you go on the Annamet website, each type of food will list calorie count.
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I found this Nutrition info on the website. http://www.thepurebar.com/images/ingredients.pdf
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Here is a website that has the nutritional label on it: http://www.serioussips.com/i623.asp
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Oh my I don't remember. I used it almost a year ago. If you go over to the product page, it has smaller pictures of the product to the left of the large picture. If you move your mouse over the picture it will magnify it for you, you can find the nutrition info. you are looking for.
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If you go to http://www.bellplantation.com their nutritional information is listed there.
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Yes, it calculates potassium. It even talks about potassium in of the two books that you get with the scale. That book is "A practical approach to healthy eating". The other book is the instruction manual and food code booklet that lists 999 codes for all sorts of specific meats, fish, seafood, dairy, grains, nuts, herbs, spices, oils, and beverages.BTW, love the scale, glad I decided on this one.
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serv size 1/2 tsp cal 0 fat0 cholest 0 total carb 0 fiber 0 protein 0 sodium 0
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http://www.livestrong.com/thedailyplate/nutrition-calories/food/cafe-essentials/mocha-java-powder/This site has the nutrition info.
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I am not sure what you are asking. I do not know of any scale that can electronically detect the fats and carbs in a food. I am a chemist and if someone had invented that it would be headline news. This scale has the nutrition information of thousands foods in its memory. You weigh something and then input a code number and it will display nutritional information for that food based on the weight. In other words you weigh a pork chop and input the code for pork chop and it will display the calories, fat, carbs and other nutrition information. The scale comes with a booklet with thousands of foods and their codes. I have not used the codes much but I seem to remember that they arranged alphabetically by foot type, i.e. "meats", "Poultry", "vegetables" etc.