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Eat Out Much?

Betty — Fri, 19 Feb 2010 20:31:42 +0000

Sometimes it can be more than stressful to try to balance your diet if you don’t have time to cook for yourself. Even if you happen to be a diehard fast food fan, why not try the Fast Food Calorie Counter app? If that is the case, this app will help you to choose more healthy items from tons of menus at 72 different fast food restaurants. The reason that this is helpful is that it will give you information on the amount of carbs, fat, protein, and fiber within each dish, which may not be something that you want to know…

You can also create your own custom meals by sorting through the calorie count of a number of different items, and you can track how many calories you have eaten on a daily basis. Some of the fast food locations are Arby’s, Blimpie’s, Boston Market, Chick-fil-A, Chili’s, Church’s Chicken, Jack in the Box, KFC, Panda Express, and so many more that it is difficult to count. Seriously, if you have ever wondered how many calories are in the chili dog that you so enjoy at Sonic, now may be the time to find out to make sure that you are eating your best when on the go.

Mmm… Delicious iPhone Recipe

Mel — Mon, 13 Jul 2009 14:03:23 +0000

I have this a delightful app on my iPhone that has totally changing my life, simply due to the fact that when you shake it, it spits out a bunch of different recipes. I am a very visual type of cook, so the best part of this app is the fact that it has pictures so that I can decide which dish is best for me. On the same note, I am trying really hard to start preparing more healthy foods for me and my husband, so this app has lots of options. One of the best recipes that I have found is sweet potato fries. I personally love regular french fries, so those are one thing that is totally hard to give up when I am trying to revamp my diet.

The sweet potato fries are totally fantastic because you can cut them up long ways so that they look like a large steak fries. You then salt and pepper them and drizzle them in olive oil, and then you bake them in the oven. The whole process takes less than a half an hour, and they should be crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. Not to mention the fact that they are totally salty and delicious, just like any fast food restaurant!