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| I forgot i was given this site when i was on another diet you can check the nutritional info on alot of foods from supermarkets and takeaways ... saves reading labels when u do your shopping some will suprise you http://www.calorieking.com.au/foods/
 
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Dont Make Me Smack The Stupid Out Of You!
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Excellent will pin it so others can see it  thanks and any others people know please add them to this post 
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Supreme Being
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I love this site, I am an actual member - the forms on there are great too - lots of people are doing TF on that site.
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Junior Member
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Hi,
This website has recipes and you can also click on the nutritional information for each one. This makes counting carbs, fat and calories really easy...
http://www.betterhealth.vic.gov.au/bhcv2/bhcsite.nsf/pages/bhc_recipes?opendocument
Cindy
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Forum Newbie
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There's another website I came across which does heaps more - you can sort products by their nutrient values, so if you're looking for low fat, high fibre, low energy foods, it saves you tonnes of time wasted comparing labels at the supermarket.
www.eatingsafe.com
I found that it also allows you to sort through allergens...so if you're allergic to something, you can find out whether or not it has it online.
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Forum Newbie
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| Just checked out different site that you can use to compare similar supermarket products and have to agree with Jesssilly (4 post previous) that www.eatingsafe.com would be the best by far!!! And I love that I can use it to analyse my own recipes- this will save $$$ on buying more cookbooks, I can now just change my own recipes to make them better.
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Forum Newbie
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| Hi I just read the post about this website.....www.eatingsafe.com. and I thought what a great idea, but when I tried the site they have CLOSED !!! What a shame !!!!!
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