Q&A: What website has a credible food nutrition guide?

Question by RussianChick21: What website has a credible food nutrition guide?
Caloric needs for generic foods are listed, and a credible source.

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Answer by ~Jilly~
nutritiondata.com i found found to be pretty good. =)

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3 Responses to Q&A: What website has a credible food nutrition guide?

  1. Sarah says:

    myfitnesspal.com
    thedailyplate.com

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  2. ruem.tan says:

    MyPyramidTracker.gov

    My nutrition class featured it when we monitored our caloric intake for 1 week. It lists a plethora of food and drink with the caloric value and nutritional value.

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  3. fitman says:

    Nutritiondata.com is good. Also, here is a site which uses data from the USDA, the Institute of Medicine, and the World Health Organization. The food search near the top of the page.
    http://www.spartafit.com/index.php

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