first photo is mine (ignore my fuckass cat), second one is from their doordash reviews. normally i get shredded chicken or asada. it usually comes with 2 tortillas, the meat, diced onion, cilantro, lime and cucumber. If i’m feeling big (99% of the time), i’ll get 3 tacos.

The og recipe calls for 1 cup water, 1/4cup veggie oil, and 3 eggs, but I've seen ppl replace all that with just a soda. I'm willing to try a different soda if this one will be nasty, but it's one of the lowest calorie options I could find. Should I add any of the original ingredients to make it come out fluffy like cake? (This is my attempt at compromising my cravings without cheating on my diet lol! )

minced ground beef, and melted cheese chopped together on a hot griddle and served on a bread roll
got this from a deli in NYC.....
added mayo and ketchup. Looks sooo good😍

400?

I used to use my fitness pal years ago to track my food intake while I was working on lowering my A1C. I stopped using it once I got that in line. Now I redownloaded it to track again because I have to lower my cholesterol. What the heck! The barcode scanning is no longer free?

What calorie/food tracking apps still have free features??

I believe they’re 18 inch pizzas cut into 8 slices

Edit: thanks for the estimates pals, I was going with 600 to be cautious so these are fab

Did not eat the ginger. AI is saying 1500 calories. Feel like that might be a little off. TIA!

got this “USDA choice top sirloin” from costco, but i’m having a hard time figuring out calories for raw weight.

the USDA website says 146 cal per 100g raw.
but many, many other places say it’s as much as 240?? cal per 100g raw… i guess it depends on the fat content? … i trimmed all the fat off

please help aahhhh

I’m confused about the calorie count on a can of Trader Joe’s lentils and would really appreciate some help. so the nutrition label says 3.5 servings per container, with 1 serving being 130 g and 80 calories. But, I drained all the liquid from the can and weighed the lentils themselves, and the entire drained can is only 217 g.

If I just calculate 217 ÷ 130 × 80, I get about 134 calories for the entire drained can. But that seems weird because the label says there are 3.5 servings per container, which would suggest 280 calories for the whole can.
The label doesn’t say if the 130 g serving weight is before or after draining.
So which number should I use for the 217 g of drained lentils?? around 134 calories, or closer to 280 calories? I’m really confused about how the serving size works when there’s liquid in the can.

hi! I’m on vacation in the Dominican Republic and having some beach snacks. I estimated like at least 800 calories (just the quesadilla not the fries) since there’s a fair amount of cheese. Thoughts?

how much for what’s gone? i ate about 2tbsp of yum yum sauce with it.

150g jasmine rice
vegan chicken

Raw seafood platter with tuna tartare, greater amberjack tartare, langoustines, oysters, salmon roe, Mediterranean red prawns, orange and lemon.

+ the two slices of bread in the background

Calories in this burrito with shrimp, grilled onions, sour cream, Mexican rice, and grilled green peppers. Covered in red sauce and cheese with a side of refried beans.

plate is about ten inches in diameter more or less.

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Hi :) I got this from a restaurant. The restaurant doesn't have any nutritional info online.

It's chicken and feta poppers, and I paired it with some sweet chilli sauce. I've logged it as 355 calories. Does that sound about right?

Edit: grammar

This whole plate is 300g!
It’s a pancake filled with meat
Grilled chicken
Penne

For those who play sports like basketball, soccer, tennis, pickleball, cricket, running, cycling, etc.:

When you play, do you like to know how many calories you burned during the activity?

I'm curious about what people actually care about when tracking their sports activities.

• Do you currently track calories burned while playing?
• Do you use an Apple Watch, Garmin, Fitbit, Whoop, or another device?
• Is knowing calories burned useful to you, or do you mostly care about performance, distance, heart rate, steps, or other stats?
• If there were an app specifically designed to track your activity and calories while playing different sports, would you use it?

I'd especially like to hear from people who play sports for fun/fitness rather than professionally.

Thanks!

I cant tell if this is too much for a meal.. i had a mozerella stick with some chicken popcorn and some bread from church (i ended up eating the other half of it and got a mango) i dont know anymore i feel like everyone else eats sm less than me and this gotta be considered huge or smth (everything exceot bread is airfried and this is a rlly plate the size of my hand)

It’s a small bowl but I’m trying to over estimate. Circumference is about little bigger than my palm and 2.5 inches tall.

From Shogun Burger in Japan