Now as I mentioned earlier my Excel spreadsheet has links to many websites listing food calories and websites showing calories burnt; I have many of my regularly consumed foods’ calorie counts memorized (plus a handy little reference sheet I keep imbedded in my spreadsheet) and benefits of certain exercises, but this has taken a year to accumulate. I enjoy that MFP has all of the information right there, or I should say most of the info I need. I enjoy that you can scan a barcode of the item you are eating and enter it into MFP. That’s super handy. As I will always have my phone with me, I have no excuse to not account for what I eat.
One huge plus for the MFP, it allows you to enter recipes. While I could sit down and work out a recipe with my spreadsheet, this was far more enjoyable using MFP, and I dare say, quicker. It stores the recipe for you which I find great as chances are, I will be making said food again.
Like my graphic? I made it myself to spice things up. LOVE Hallowe'en!!! PICMONKEY.com |
2.I need to keep track of my calories; I know this doesn’t work for some people. However, I am a numbers person. I have to see what I have eaten or else it’s a free for all, I like keeping track.
So now, I am back on track. I have nothing huge coming up in the future that requires large copious amounts of food until we hit Christmas, so this means I have to will be on my best behaviour between now and December. Well except, there is Hallowe’en and those cursed little chocolate bars; they are always so fresh, sweet, and delicious and … *wipes drool from chin. Bah.
P.S. I apologize for bouncing back and forth with exercise updates and fatty recipes, this is my on going struggle in my head.... bah. Must workout! Must!
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