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Food Data & Logging

Between meal tracking apps and food databases, there's an incredible amount of data available for the foods you eat every day. But how do you best use and leverage it? The articles below discuss these topics and more.

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5 Tips for Tracking Meals (Plus Top Food Tracking Apps for 2022)

Learn about the benefits of tracking the food you eat, tips for sticking with it, and see some of the top food tracking apps you can download today.

Updated on:
November 24, 2022
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Food Data & Logging

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Julia Zakrzewski, RD
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Health & Nutrition Writer
August 9, 2022
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Nutrition

5 Tips for Tracking Meals (Plus Top Food Tracking Apps for 2022)

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Kelsey Butler, MS, RDN
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Nutrition Writer
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