Carbs & Net Carbs In Foods

Carbs & Net Carbs In Foods

by Mark Patrick Media LLC

5 ratings
7 reviews

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • September 16, 2013
  • November 16, 2016

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Easily track carbohydrate and net carb intake with a comprehensive database of over 6000 foods. This app simplifies following a low-carb diet by providing clear nutritional information across various categories.

Carbohydrate tracking
Net carb tracking
Database of over 6000 foods
Categorized food listings
Low carb diet support
Beginner-friendly interface
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What's New in Carbs & Net Carbs In Foods

2.0

November 16, 2016

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. We improved functionality & support iPad

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User reviews

Not good at all

Misleading. Unhelpful interface and design. Cannot type in a food to see the carb count at all. I WANT MY MONEY BACK!!!

Don't buy

It doesn't make any sense, the description is misleading! 1,99 is way too much for what it does. I'm not sure who it's meant for and how it's helpful.

Not good

Do not buy this app... is useless you can't even search for something specific... it's a waste of money

Don't buy this

Practically useless. Very little info, mostly packaged foods. And, Seal Oil, really!

$1.99 too much

I was very disappointed with the app. I enter a food and it fails to bring it up. Don't spend your time or money for this.

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FAQ

What is Carbs & Net Carbs In Foods?

Carbs & Net Carbs In Foods is a paid application designed to help users track their carbohydrate and net carb intake. It features a database of over 6000 foods categorized for easy browsing, making it ideal for those on a low-carb diet.

How many foods are in the Carbs & Net Carbs In Foods database?

The app contains a database of over 6000 foods, with detailed information on both total carbohydrates and net carbohydrates for each item. This extensive list is broken down into various categories to aid users in their dietary tracking.

What categories of food are included in Carbs & Net Carbs In Foods?

Carbs & Net Carbs In Foods includes a wide range of food categories such as Baby Foods, Beer & Alcohol, Beverages, Breads & Bagels, Cereals, Desserts, Fruits, Vegetables, and many more. This comprehensive categorization helps users find specific food items quickly.

How are food items measured in Carbs & Net Carbs In Foods?

All food items in the Carbs & Net Carbs In Foods database are measured in 3.5 oz (100 g) portions. This standardized measurement allows for consistent tracking and comparison of nutritional values across different foods.

Can I suggest new foods or features for Carbs & Net Carbs In Foods?

Yes, users can suggest new foods or features by emailing iphone@markpatrickmedia.com, optionally including a picture. The developers will consider adding these suggestions in future updates and may credit users for their contributions.

What devices does Carbs & Net Carbs In Foods support?

Carbs & Net Carbs In Foods is available for iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch devices. It is designed to be compatible with Apple's mobile operating system.

When was Carbs & Net Carbs In Foods last updated?

The latest version of Carbs & Net Carbs In Foods, version 2.0, was last updated on November 16, 2016. The app was initially released on September 16, 2013.

What is the age rating for Carbs & Net Carbs In Foods?

Carbs & Net Carbs In Foods has an age rating of 4+. This indicates that the content is generally suitable for all ages, with no mature themes or potentially objectionable material.