This recipe will now be saved to your account and you can use it whenever you would like. Now you can see that your recipe has been added to “Your Recipe Box”. Once finished click “Save or Save and Add it”, if you are using it that day.(Remember- This is important because depending on the brand, nutrients can change drastically). Be sure each of them match the specific brand that you use to make the recipe. Click the Match Ingredients – Check all your ingredients.Be sure to fill in how many servings the recipe makes. If manually, type your recipe up just like you would if you are writing it down. Under “Recipe Importer” you can either enter a recipe via URL or Add Recipe Manually.

As you continue, it will bring up a page called, Recipe Importer and Your Recipe Box.

Once you have opened your account, at the top of the page click on the “FOOD” tab.

(They are free, if you stick with the standard plan). Uuploading recipes to MyFitnessPal in 5 easy steps.īe sure to have an account set up and open.

I say specific foods because each food, can drastically change nutrition facts depending on the variety and brand of food. This can be done by scanning bar codes, manually entering specific foods and uploading favorite recipes. One of the best ways to utilize MyFitnessPal is to be sure and input all foods.

(to calculate the macros you need, check out my macro calculator) I’m going to show you the easiest and quickest way to record your favorite recipes on MyFitnessPal so you have the calories and macro counts for tracking. Using a new platform, like MyFitnessPal to track recipes can sometimes be confusing. Using any recipe on the internet, or your own, you can calculate the calories and macros easily for the entire recipe using MyFitnessPal How to Best use MyFitnessPal to upload Recipes

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