Coconut Milk Scrambled Eggs with Crispy Bacon & Cilantro
Silky eggs with island spice and pork crackle

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Calorie meal planner
Counting one meal is easy. Landing a whole day on a number is the hard part, and it is where most calorie apps leave you — logging after the fact instead of planning before it. Here the day arrives already totalled: every dish carries its calories, the day carries its own sum, and you can build to a ceiling per meal or per day and let the plan come back inside it.
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Every ingredient line is parsed against a nutrition database and the figures are per serving. The nutrition page sets out exactly what is measured and what is estimated.
Yes — set the day ceiling you want and the builder writes a full day, breakfast to dessert, that fits it.
It plans rather than logs. The kitchen diary records what you actually cooked, which is usually the more useful record.
Yes. Set a daily figure and the day is assembled to it. A meal planner by calories that only counts after the fact leaves you short at dinner; this distributes the total across the meals in advance, so the last one is still a proper meal.
Every recipe on the site shows calories per serving, along with protein, carbs and fat. Recipes with calories missing are not published, because a plan you cannot count is not a plan.