Yes, community eating can be a challenge. Portion control has helped me. Small on the entree, big on the salad greens. You never know the ingredients and calories in something dont prepare at home so some guessing may be involved. Absolutely, write it all down. I kept a little spiral notebook as a journal. I tend to do better with weight goals when I keep my goals to myself i
23 Aug 22 by member: losingtowin1
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23 Aug 22 by member: losingtowin1
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I would take a Pic of your plate and log asap/later.
23 Aug 22 by member: SLYONE 22
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What SLY said - pic + post, log later. Pictures are a great way to document.
23 Aug 22 by member: are1981
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You can definitely write down what you are eating and then enter it later. I often need to modify a past day’s entries if I realize I forgot something or need to change the quantity or maybe I find a better item in the database.
23 Aug 22 by member: RhumbaGirl
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Hmm. Photos are even better; Idk if im able to photo. We can have phones but not be on it constantly. Kinda concerned about being looked at funny by other 2 teachers 🤣 might start a lil notebook first.
23 Aug 22 by member: DAZEY_iz_Well
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If I eat away from home I try to get a photo. If I'm in a resteraunt sometimes I take a photo of what I'm ordering on the menu. If phots aren't possible a little notebook you can jot down in ingredients in is good.
23 Aug 22 by member: SherryeB
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I take pictures. Quicker than writing it down
23 Aug 22 by member: Katsolo
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Is there a monthly menu that could help? You could use it as a way to plan or to reference afterwards. I bet a friend in the kitchen could hook you up 😉
24 Aug 22 by member: APhoebe
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use your best judgement if you have to play catch up with your diary.
Some of those items are probably pretty close to accurate if you just log the food by individual ingredients.
They will have everything measured accurately in portions .
It's great way to learn new recipes and this app is super easy for moments like that.
Just check in your diary every day.
24 Aug 22 by member: a 2 z
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Yes, I vote pictures too. It can be really helpful. Also you might me able to use the ladle to judge how much you scoop. A lot of ladles are 4oz and serving spoons are closer to 2oz
25 Aug 22 by member: CrashtestDawnie
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