David Healey

The value is for the serving size, the 100g is just the baseline from which values are calculated.

Oh I misunderstood. Well it doesn't say 100g anywhere on the page so I wouldn't expect anyone to think it was for anything other than the serving size.

Hmm, yeah I see the issue here. I'll leave this open.

> The serving size for the sauce is 36g, but what if I weighed out 42g this particular day? I wish I could just say how many grams I had...

Are those items referenced anywhere else, in the diary for example?

> Do you think your app will support multiple profiles I have no plans for this but if it turns out to be not too complicated then it might get...

Hi, 1: It links/unlinks the values in the food editor. When enabled (linked) making a change to one number, the quantity for example, will update all of the nutritional data...

> This way you don't need to switch apps or re-scan the barcode. But you would have to make edits in two places then. Only seems useful for very small...

> Did you really get the new info just by re-scanning the product barcode? As far as I know, if the item you scanned already exists in the local database,...

I think the only use case I can see to permanently delete items (without leaving orphan references) is when archiving we can run a check to see if the item...