Question:
I would like to find a recipe nutritional value counter

Not sure if there is such a thing but I would love to find a website that I could enter in all the ingredients to a recipe and it could give me all the nutritional values for that particular recipe. If anyone knows of something like this please let me know. I like to experiment with recipes but don't like knowing how good or bad they may be nutritionally. Thanks for your help! :)    — Laurel C. (posted on May 4, 2003)

May 4, 2003
I don't know about a website, but there is a lot of cooking software out that analyzes the nutritional value of your own recipes as well as the recipes in the program. Sierra and DVO make a few. I just bought one myself. Good luck
   — Fixnmyself

May 4, 2003
go to nutricounter.com they have a program to download to your pda or you can buy their hand held thing. It works good. I use it to show my doc what I've been eating; and it is easy to keep track of whether you are eating enough of the different food groups (i.e. protein)
   — Darlene P.

May 4, 2003
Hi there. There is a web site I use that has thousands of recipes. You can even start your own account and post your own recipes..once they post the nutritional value is figured along side of the recipe. www.recipezaar.com. They also have a search engine that allows you to pull up high protein, low fat, low carb recipes. You can also adjust the recipe to how many servings you wish to make. Hope this helps!
   — Missy W.