What are the best online food journals?

I want to start an online food journal, but there are a million options and I'm having a hard time finding one that works well for bariatric patient's needs. What apps or websites do you use? What do you like about them?

Thanks!

Myfitnesspal. It is so popular that it has a massive food database, which makes finding what you want so much easier. People also add in foods with different modifications. I have added things like restaurant sandwiches with half the bread, which you can find if you search, and I enter all of my recipes. Also, it allows you to adjust your goals by setting whatever calorie goal you want and raising the percentage of protein while lowering the percentage of carbs.

Plus one for MyFitnessPal.

Ditto!!! MFP. Very user friendly and easy to set up. Good luck with the journaling! It is such a very, very important and helpful tool for keeping you honest with yourself and healthy.

I've tried a bunch, starting back with the old Diet Power program before there were web-based options, and MyFitnessPal is hands-down the easiest to use and has the best food database. The only caveat is that since everything is user-submitted, you need to be careful that the stats on the foods you log are actually correct. I logged a cup of skim milk every morning for almost a year before realizing the particular entry I chose among the skim milk options somehow had no sugar listed!

I've been using Sparkpeople and I absolutely love it. There are food, fitness, and weight trackers included. I have a Fitbit and the site allows users to sync their device to their website to record activity.  Fitnesspal is awesome too.

MFP recently added a "verified food" feature to help you avoid selecting a food choice that was entered by a  member incorrectly.  I've been using it since I started my preop diet and love it. It syncs with Map My Walk so my exercise is automatically calculated.

I like MFP too.  I like the way you can scan the barcode of a food with your smart phone.

Works on my iPad too.

Wow! MyFitnessPal sounds like a resounding winner. I'll give it a try. Thanks!