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Calorie Count	New Recipe Analyzer	Mar 24 2011 10:49 (UTC)	155
Original Post by jimmyschmak: Original Post by zamees: Original Post by jimmyschmak: I tried again, and it analyzes the recipe perfectly until I click to save it. Then all the ingredients are listed one after another as one long sentence (instead of in column form as before) and the only thing it is analyzing is what happens to be the first ingredient. So my gluten free pancakes came up as 25 calories each which is just what is what 1/11th of a serving of the brown rice flour is.... when I go to "edit" the recipe, all the correct ingredients are there and it analyzes it perfectly... until I click save recipe. Then it goes back to just analyzing the first ingredient. http://caloriecount.about.com/gluten-free-bel l-ringer-pancakes-recipe-r590282 I'm really not trying to be difficult! I hope I'm not just making some dumb mistake! But I've never had trouble before... I was able to save that recipe correctly, it could be a browser issue, can you let me know what browser and operating system you're using? I will try it again - thank you! (I am on Windows XP) Internet Explorer 7
Calorie Count	New Recipe Analyzer	Mar 24 2011 10:46 (UTC)	156
Original Post by zamees: Original Post by jimmyschmak: I tried again, and it analyzes the recipe perfectly until I click to save it. Then all the ingredients are listed one after another as one long sentence (instead of in column form as before) and the only thing it is analyzing is what happens to be the first ingredient. So my gluten free pancakes came up as 25 calories each which is just what is what 1/11th of a serving of the brown rice flour is.... when I go to "edit" the recipe, all the correct ingredients are there and it analyzes it perfectly... until I click save recipe. Then it goes back to just analyzing the first ingredient. http://caloriecount.about.com/gluten-free-bel l-ringer-pancakes-recipe-r590282 I'm really not trying to be difficult! I hope I'm not just making some dumb mistake! But I've never had trouble before... I was able to save that recipe correctly, it could be a browser issue, can you let me know what browser and operating system you're using? I will try it again - thank you! (I am on Windows XP)
Calorie Count	New Recipe Analyzer	Mar 23 2011 23:18 (UTC)	160
I tried again, and it analyzes the recipe perfectly until I click to save it. Then all the ingredients are listed one after another as one long sentence (instead of in column form as before) and the only thing it is analyzing is what happens to be the first ingredient. So my gluten free pancakes came up as 25 calories each which is just what is what 1/11th of a serving of the brown rice flour is.... when I go to "edit" the recipe, all the correct ingredients are there and it analyzes it perfectly... until I click save recipe. Then it goes back to just analyzing the first ingredient. http://caloriecount.about.com/gluten-free-bel l-ringer-pancakes-recipe-r590282 I'm really not trying to be difficult! I hope I'm not just making some dumb mistake! But I've never had trouble before...
Calorie Count	New Recipe Analyzer	Mar 23 2011 17:46 (UTC)	167
Original Post by jimmyschmak: Original Post by mrspinegrovedave: Double check the number of servings/portion size. I tried that and still got different calories each time. Can you paste the url of the recipe you are having trouble with.
Calorie Count	New Recipe Analyzer	Mar 23 2011 17:39 (UTC)	170
Original Post by mrspinegrovedave: Double check the number of servings/portion size. I tried that and still got different calories each time.
Calorie Count	New Recipe Analyzer	Mar 23 2011 17:30 (UTC)	173
I noticed today that the nutritional analysis of my recipe would change after I clicked "save recipe" -- a recipe for cornbread was originally some 200+ calories per serving and then after saving it was 3....?? It wouldn't be the first time I made a mistake but I couldn't figure out what... ??
Weight Gain	.	Jan 11 2011 17:23 (UTC)	3
God works in mysterious ways and I believe He knew I needed this thread today. I am supposed to be gaining and even though I will admit that I like the freedom of not having to restrict my foods, I still am really struggling with this! I have gained about 7 lbs since October and deep down I absolutely hate it, and yet I'd really like to be around to enjoy seeing my kids grow up.... It was reassuring to read some of the other replies about how the body really isn't just taking on pure fat, that it's using the weight gain for good, not evil I wish I could truly make myself believe that. If it were someone else I'd be able to encourage them and be proud of their gain and absolutely reassure them that it's HEALTH and not just fat.... but I can dish out advice much easier than I can accept it! PBandJelly3 - I'm glad you have the love and support of your mom and coach, hang in there, we're all with you!

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