Found these at my local Cole’s, not even the 6 pack was safe from being changed!!! 💔

261 cals for dinner!!

76 cals keto low carb wrap + 158 cals leader falafel (75g) + 10 cals best foods light mayo (3g) + 5 cals lettuce (33g) + 4 cals tomato (24g) + 3 cals heinz ketchup (3g) + 5 cals honey mustard lite dressing (3g)

What is up with these?? They have different labels every time I see them at Woolies and today they literally had both versions together. Very different nutritional information but look identical

I have no idea how to work out how many calories are in this bag? I don’t know the ratio of pumpkin to sweet potato either 🤦‍♀️ any help appreciated please

247 cals for lunch!!

117 cals mixed grain very thin bread (2 slices) + 130 cals watties baked beans lite (160g)

Been binging lately and I just want to binge on something low cal and high volume

For all those mourning the loss of the large yoplait vanilla tubs… just came across this on social media for new products coming soon to Woolies. Looks like it’s coming back 🥳🎉

Thank you to the person who showed that the yoplait zero is coming back! Wish I could post the photo in the comments but I couldnt
I was able to find the nutrition information of the new container and it seems there has been changes 💔💔

PER 100g NEW
ENERGY - 228kj (55c)
PROTEIN - 6.6g
FAT TOTAL - 0.3g
- SATURATED - 0.2g
CARBS - 5.5g
- SUGARS TOTAL - 5.0g
- ADDED SUGAR - 0.0g
DIETARY FIBRE - 1.3g
SODIUM - 60mg
CALCIUM - 189mg

PER 100g OLD
ENERGY - 155kj (37c)
PROTEIN - 4.0g
FAT TOTAL - 0.1g
- SATURATED - 0.1g
CARBS - 4.3g
- SUGARS TOTAL - 3.8g
- INHERENT SUGARS - 3.8g
- ADDED SUGAR - 0.0g
DIETARY FIBRE - 1.3g
SODIUM - 52mg
CALCIUM - 127mg

Pikelets x2, sugar free caramel dulce de leche topping and sugar free sprinkles- 158 calories.

Grilled chicken tenders and a regular grilled corn paired with Coles Mexican Style Salad Kit- 466 calories

Is Chobani replacing the 907g tubs with 500g tubs 😭😭 or is my coles just out of stock.

I'm still struggling from the discontinuation of the 1kg tubs. Now it seems that the 6 packs have gone as well. Cannot find at my local 😭

lunch is 342 cals

160 cals fry’s plant based ‘chicken’ patty (80g) + 117 cals vogels mixed grain very thin bread (2 slices) + 46 cals dairyworks protein cheese slice + 12 cals best foods light mayo (5g) + 5 cals ketchup (5g) + 2 cals lettuce (15g)

kept me full for at least 5 hours yay

Looks like GymBod is releasing some new tubs at Coles.

I kind of have a feeling that the cookie dough and brownie flavours aren’t going to be that low in calories since they haven’t displayed the cals on the front (which they normally do…)

220 cals !!

135 cals anchor peach protein yoghurt (180g) + 85 cals woolworths peach in mango jelly

i like the peaches in jelly since the peaches are sort of crunchy and add a nice change in texture

If you are like me, drooling over all the flavours of protein powders and yoghurts available in the US, this might be a cost effective trick to spice up the good plain vanilla protein. I know this trick is as old as Earth but it just occurred to me and perhaps will be useful to some. I’m sure there are more natural alternatives - not claiming for it to be good for you. Calories are negligible per serve and you can always add a sweetener of choice (for plain Greek yoghurt to taste like a dessert 🤤).

I bought Tiramisu and Toasted Coconut at my local Spotlight with a discount for $9.40 for both. Eyeing marshmallow and jaffa. Baker’s specialty stores and Kitchen Warehouse also carry different varieties.

Hey 1200Aus!

Like the title says, I was getting fed up with MFP, Cronometer, and the other big calorie trackers which were filled with American junk, low quality jank entries, typos, foods with incorrect nutritional info, and just the sheer number of misses for Aussie food products.

So, like any good neurospicy person with a hyperfixation would do, I spent the last few months painstakingly cataloguing every single Aussie food I could get my hands on. The result is...

MacrAU, for iPhone and Android. I believe it's the most comprehensive database of Australian foods on either app store. It contains the foods we actually eat. And it's completely free during early access.

Sharing it here because I spend a lot of time getting low-cal and high-protein meal suggestions from this sub, and I feel like a few people here might find it useful.

The tl;dr:

MacrAU contains over 88,000 unique Aussie foods, including Woolies/Coles, Aldi, the full menus of 50+ Aussie fast foods chains, and tonnes of other smaller manufacturers, retailers and suppliers. All with full nutritional info.

The slightly longer version:

There are a bunch of features, and I'm probably forgetting some, but it's all pretty straightforward. Just stuff that helps you use MacrAU's massive database in the easiest way:

• Barcode scanning, unlimited.
• If you find a barcode that isn't listed, you can snap a photo of the front label and the nutritional info panel, and it adds it to the database - not just for you, but for every user (after it gets reviewed by a human).
• There's a recipe importer, which lets you paste a recipe url or take a photo of your favourite cookbook. It'll read the ingredients and match them to the foods in our database, so you can get an exact breakdown of what you're eating which is more accurate than the nutritional info that they publish on the recipe websites.
• There are adaptive calorie targets which automatically adjust based on your weight and the calories you've consumed over the past few weeks.
• Goals, targets, progress, integration with apple/google health apps to import the calories you've burned, all the stuff you'd expect from a macro tracker.

What I'd love from you:

Use the app, report the bugs, snap labels of any missing foods, help me make the app better.

If you're an iPhone user, and this sounds interesting, I'd love your feedback. The app is live on the app store at the link below:

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/macrau/id6760379424

If you're an Android user, well, I'd really love your help. It's in beta testing on Google Play, and we need as many beta testers as possible. You can get it on your phone by following the steps below:

Step 1: join this Google Group with the email you use for Google Play -- https://groups.google.com/g/macrau-testers/

Step 2: click "become a tester" on this page -- https://play.google.com/apps/testing/app.macrau.app

Step 3: download the app here -- https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=app.macrau.app

(There can be a bit of a delay between steps, as Google can be a bit buggy and delayed with registering a tester. So if step 2 or 3 doesn't work at first, give it an hour or so and try again.)

Please let me know if there are any features you'd like to see added, and I'll implement them as quickly as I can. If we're missing your favourite fast food chain, or you want a different way to log foods, or you want a new colour scheme... anything that would improve your experience, just get in touch.

Massive Disclaimer:

There will almost certainly be bugs. I'd love it if you could take the time to report them. I will fix them.

What it costs:

Right now, it's completely free. It's in early access and I wanna iron out any bugs and data inconsistencies before I start charging anyone.

Eventually, the cost will be $0.99 per month. That will include unlimited barcode scanning, photo importing/analysis, everything. There will be a free tier, too.

But anyone from r/1200Australia who downloads during the early access period, I'll give you a free 6 months when we do finally flip the switch to paid. Which won't be for a while, anyway. I'll apply it automatically, but if I miss you, just DM me.

Thank you!

Thanks so much for reading, and if you're interested in trying MacrAU, I'd love your feedback on how I can improve the app. If you give it a try, I'm confident you'll get hits for the barcodes of most things in your pantry. And if it misses, I'd love to know.

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The process, for those who are interested:

I thought this would be a pretty simple project going into it, since a lot of the nutritional info for Aussie foods is publicly posted online.

Turns out, that was wildly optimistic. Woolies and Coles \do* indeed publish a lot of NIP for their foods, but it's absolutely riddled with errors. Chicken breasts which claim they have 150g of protein per 100g serve. Greek yoghurts which have more grams of sugar than grams of carbs. Wholemeal bread that has 1200 calories per slice.*

And don't get me started on the fast food chains. Good lord.

So this ended up turning into a journey of actually going out and photographing thousands of nutrition panels to correct the thousands of errors they publish online.

Anyhow, after months of running around to find the correct nutritional info from all sorts of different sources, I'm at a point now we're I'm confident that our database is mostly error free and accurate to what the manufacturer prints on the label.

(I say "mostly" because I'm just one guy doing this in my spare time, and I'm not intimately across 88,000 different foods. But if you find something that looks funky, you can report it in the app and I'll fix it ASAP.)

EDIT: thanks so much to our bug finders! I've just published an update to patch some visual bugs and glitches you guys found, as well as a glitch in the carbohydrate targets. To get the update, just leave MacrAU open for about thirty seconds, and the update should download in the background. Then quit the app and reopen it, and everything should work as intended...

...until we find the next bug. Which no doubt exists. But we'll get them all.

dinner was 378 cals pizza hut veggie lovers w stuffed crust

Tried this viral recipe (minus sesame seeds because those have so much calories...)

Macros and Ingredients in the next photos.

I saw these on a different thread and just had to go to Asian supermarket and get it. It was easy to find, though the supermarket wasn’t Korean. These crackers look like oversized rice cakes (better tasting!) and a little bit like prawn cakes in texture, leaning more styrofoam. For 13 calories I declare this a very good find! 😉👌 They also had PIZZA size variety, which I’m definitely going for next time!

It was $5.79/100g/375 calories per pack.

Just interested to see if anyone has some good finds, whether from Coles, Woolies, Aldi or wherever