EVERYDAY FOOD, A LITTLE CLEARER
Know your carbs.
Enjoy your food.
From one ingredient to your whole plate.
Find the numbers that work for your portion.
THE FOOD DATABASE
Get to know your ingredients.
Avocado
Potato
Broccoli
Strawberries
Total carbohydrate per 100 g of the stated preparation. Open any food to change your portion and see its sources.
FROM FIRST BITES TO THE BAKING TIN
Find your next favorite.
Cold starterAI-generated serving suggestion
Chicken & Cucumber Yogurt Cups
Cool cucumber cups filled with lemony chicken, thick yogurt and parsley. A crisp, spoon-free starter.
SoupAI-generated serving suggestion
Lemon Chicken & Zucchini Soup
A light chicken soup with zucchini ribbons, tender celery and a fresh lemon finish.
Steak dinnerAI-generated serving suggestion
Garlic Butter Steak & Broccoli
Golden sirloin, lemony broccoli and a small pan of garlic butter. A simple steak dinner with the vegetables already included.
Tray bakeAI-generated serving suggestion
Lemon Chicken & Broccoli Tray Bake
Lemony chicken breast with roasted broccoli and a quick mustard pan sauce.
Everyday cookingAI-generated serving suggestion
Pork Medallions with Mustard Cream
Tenderloin medallions in a mustard cream sauce, served with buttery green cabbage.
Everyday cookingAI-generated serving suggestion
Lemon Salmon & Asparagus Traybake
Salmon fillets roasted alongside asparagus with a lemon, garlic and olive oil dressing.
Everyday cookingAI-generated serving suggestion
Tofu & Broccoli Peanut Skillet
Golden tofu and crisp-tender broccoli coated in a tangy peanut and ginger sauce.
Bread & rollsAI-generated serving suggestion
Almond & Flax Seed Loaf
A compact almond and flax loaf with a tender crumb, made for small slices and toasting.
150 recipes, from cold starters and soups to everyday dinners, almond breads and small bakes. Choose your servings, then print the recipe or shopping list.
SMALL READS, USEFUL ANSWERS
Make sense of the numbers.
A clearer look at carbs & fiber
What our numbers mean, where they come from, and how they are calculated.
Read the guide In the kitchenYour portion, your numbers
A simple way to move from a per-100-gram reference to the food on your plate.
Read the guide Good to knowRaw or cooked? Start here.
Choose the food entry that matches what you actually weighed.
Read the guide