What is Reddit's opinion of Calorie counter Life Balance?

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I'm using https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.digitalcure.ccnf.app

I'm offline a lot of the time, and picked it for that.

I've seen people using MyFitnessPal and others.

I've experimented with this. I wanted plants based also, but ended up changing that to get the list smaller, and because my chances of buying items in places was restricted. My minimum shopping list is: skim milk, oats, sweet potato, red lentils, canned sardines. This will cover all the vitamins/minerals that I'm tracking:potassium, calcium, magnesium, iron, zinc, iodine, Vitamins: A,,B1,B2,B6,B12,C,D,E,K,Folate,Niacin. This gets all the vitamins/minerals, but doesn't meet all the protein/fat/carbs requirements for the day. I play with the volumes of the list above to meet the daily vitamin/mineral requirements and then add in other foods to increase protein/fat/carbs to get my calorie needs.

Edit: Just saw about you lactose problems. Skim milk mainly is giving me calcium and protein, so find something else for that.

I know everyone here raves about MyFittnesPal, but I use Calories! calorie counter app as it is offline, lets me add in items, and tracks the list of vitamins/minerals. I spent a lot of time playing with food to get the list above that works for me.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.digitalcure.ccnf.app&hl=de sehr zufrieden mit dem Barcodescanner. Kostet aber ein paar Münzen.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.digitalcure.ccnf.app

Calorie counter that works offline.

Using this app on android to track macros, minerals and vitamins. Works off line, so had been helpful for me.