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  • Excel - it's the only way.

    One sheet for daily tracking of macros (I've got a side section of commonly eaten foods so I can reference those cells for macro content rather than calculate and input from scratch each time).
    One sheet for daily calories in vs. daily weight with an auto-adjustment of TDEE based on weekly averages for each.
    One more just for looking at general trends over time.

    For ingredient info, anything that doesn't have a nutritional label I use Wolfram Alpha to search for.

  • I thought MFP did that too - the macros etc. Obviously, on the free version, you have to input them initially.

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