Calorific - What do calories look like?
iOS app by Nic Mulvaney Ltd. Health & Fitness · Nic Mulvaney Ltd
- Store rating
- 3.09 / 5
- Store rating count
- 22
- Download price
- Free to download
- In-app purchases
- Unknown
- Version
- 1.7
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-09
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Calorific shows you exactly what 200 calories look like with beautiful photography. IN THE NEWS: “A giant truth bomb that pours its radioactive reality down on all the food lies we tell ourselves” - The Atlantic “Instead of tracking your daily calorie intake, which can be more than tedious, the Calorific app simply shows you what 200 calories worth of food looks like along with the weight of the portion.” - Sydney Morning Herald ---- Why 200 calories? Because it's a nice portion size and makes it easy to recognise how many calories you are eating without needing to check the labels. You’ve probably been told at some point how many calories you need to consume each day. But the concept of a calorie can be hard to grasp and understanding what foods contain how many calories can be even more difficult. So what does 200 calories of any given food or drink actually look like? Well it turns out it's a whole lot of spinach but only half a spoon of peanut butter! Each food has been meticulously researched, weighed and photographed in high definition. ** Unlocking gives you ALL 182 photos across the app, including the festive foods. Features: • Over 180 beautiful retina photographs • 42 festive foods • Sort by name, weight or food type • Compare interesting foods side by side • View as grams, ounces or descriptions • Instant search • Suggest foods for future updates Lookout for our SPECIAL OFFERS in the app to unlock all photos.
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