Add Food to MyFitnessPal on iPhone 6
Edited by Freya, Alexander Avdeev
Hi! You are watching VisiHow. This is a tutorial on how you can add food to your 'MyFitnessPal' application on the iPhone 6.
Steps
- 1To begin, we should unlock our phone, which we can do by pressing the big round 'Home' button located at the bottom of the center of the phone.
Advertisement - 2Alternatively, we can press the 'Lock' button on the right-hand side of the phone.
Advertisement - 3Once the 'Lock' screen is up, we should swipe right.
- 4This takes us into our 'Home' screen.We can enter our passcode or just hold the finger onto the 'Home' button, which doubles as a scanner as well.
- 5In this example, everything is personalized, and the icon is in the 'Useful' folder. The icon itself is blue and has a silhouette of a person in white jumping, and there is a tab with a dumb-bell in the top-left corner of the icon.We should find the 'MyFitnessPal' icon.
- 6Immediately, it takes us to the home page. There are five different choices in the grey bar along the bottom. We need the icon in the middle. The icon has a blue circle and a plus inside.We tap 'MyFitnessPal' to open the application.
- 7Five options will be brought up.We need to tap the plus icon.
- 8The icon is a red option with a knife and fork. This will ask us to select a meal.We tap the 'Food' icon.
- 9The application will give us the option to add some breakfasts. The application will automatically bring up the food that is eaten more often. In this example, it is porridge.Let's assume that it's morning and tap 'Breakfast'.
- 10The search bar is white.We can also search for the food in the 'Search for a food' search bar.
- 11Let's assume that we had muesli. As we type, the phone might show prompts to finish typing if that is enabled. We can select the food from the prompt bar above the virtual keyboard or finish typing the name.We can type the name of the food by using the virtual keyboard.
- 12As we can see, there are different types of muesli from which we can choose. We can scroll through and see that the food varies slightly depending on the calories, and we can choose whichever one we want. There are Aidi, Jordans, Bircher, etc. We can just select plain muesli. The plain food is usually the average version.We tap 'Search' in the bottom right corner as soon as the food name is entered.
- 13There will be a screen that will ask us about the serving size.For example, let's tap 'Alpen'.
- 14We can simply tap the 'Serving Size' bar.
- 15There are grams, ounces, containers, cups, and it would vary depending on the type of food. In this video, the measurements are for muesli. Other foods will have cups or containers as measurements. There is the indication of the container size as well. Let's just tap '1 g'.We can change the measurement.
- 16We can see the blue tick on the right-hand side next to '1 g' now. Notice that before, it was on the first one ('45 g'). For example, we tap '45 g'.We tap the 'Service Size' again.
- 17We tap 'Number of Servings'.
- 18It can be 1 serving.We can scroll to the number of servings that we had.
- 19Let's pick 1/2. In this video, this will make up 1.5 servings.Then we can add halves, quarters, and thirds to full servings.
- 20We can tap the white tick in the blue bar to confirm the serving size.
- 21We can also tap 'Decimal'.
- 22It changes our results on the screen accordingly.We can choose, for example, 1.5 by typing.
- 23Now, we can see that it has changed.We can also choose, for example, 2.
- 24Now, we can tap the white tick to bring up the rest of the menu.
- 25As we scroll down, the application gives us the nutritional value of the particular meal, depending on how much and what we eat.
- 26Now, we can see that in the diary today we have the food. In our example, there are two servings of muesli, which are at 340 calories. The applications highlights in green that the food has a lot of iron.Then, we just tap the white tick in the top right-hand corner to add the food.
- 27To add anything else, we can tap 'Add Food' and do the same thing again.
- 28We tap the arrow in the top left-hand corner again to go back.
- 29As we can see along the top, our calorie count has added exactly the number of calories, and that calorie count shows how much we have left for the day.If we want, we can tap the plus icon again.
- 30We can add a different meal again by clicking the 'Food' icon in red.
- 31For example, we can go for 'Dinner'.
- 32It will come up with what we had before and what we possibly ate with it.We'll simply tap on 'Asian Udon Noodle Soup' in this tutorial.
- 33We tap the back arrow now to go back.
- 34The button is located under the 'Search for a food' search box.We can tap the 'Recent' button along the top bar to see our recent food.
- 35We can tap the 'Frequent' button to show the things that we eat quite a lot.
- 36We can tap the 'My Foods' button to see the saved food.
- 37We can tap the 'Meals' button to see our own meal that we have made.
- 38We can tap the 'Recipes' button to see our own recipes that we have made.
- 39Let's tap 'Frequent'.
- 40We tap 'Red Kidney Beans Stew' for this tutorial.
- 41The circles will light up with blue ticks.We can team foods by tapping the circle on the left-hand side.
- 42The application will add information on the screen telling how many calories we have left for the day. It serves as a warning as well because we know how many calories are left at the end of the day (when we have dinner, in this example). We do not need to save anything here.We can go back by tapping the white tick in the top right-hand corner.
- 43Tap the 'Home' icon in the bottom left-hand corner.
- 44We can add more food from here.Tap the 'Diary' icon at the bottom to go back to the 'Diary' menu.
- 45Tap the 'Home' icon in the bottom left-hand corner to go back to the main menu.This is a VisiHow video. This was a tutorial on how you can add food to your diary in 'MyFitnessPal' application on the iPhone 6. If you have any questions, please put them in the section below. Thank you very much for watching!
Video: Add Food to MyFitnessPal on iPhone 6
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