It can't see what's hidden
The filling, the layer underneath, whatever is mixed in.
A photo can't see the oil in the pan or the chicken under the rice. You can. Type what you ate in plain English, and Grain works out the calories and macros from real nutrition data.
Open GrainScanning apps guess from a picture. That's fine for a rough idea, but not when every gram matters.
The filling, the layer underneath, whatever is mixed in.
A tablespoon is around 120 calories, and it looks like nothing at all.
100 g of rice and 180 g look the same in a photo.
“200 g chicken breast, 150 g rice, 1 tbsp ghee.”
You write what you ate. Grain matches each food to measured nutrition data and does the maths. If something's unclear, it tells you instead of guessing.
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Log your next meal the way you'd describe it.
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