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Food Nutrients Made Easy With Calorifica

In case you haven’t noticed, search-engine based and directory-based web destinations are popular, mostly because they are useful tools the rest of us find handy, and things we can’t easily make but maybe always wish they existed. Calorifica, the Food Nutrient Search Engine, is another such project.

Search engine based and brought to us by the same creators of Blackle, the Energy-Saving search engine powered by Google Custom Search, Calorifica is really a handy, neat tool to have at your disposal.

How Does Calorifica Work Then?

It’s so easy to use Calorifica, it’s like a dream come true if you’re concerned about food quality and nutrients, but aren’t necessarily savvy in the technological sense. If you are a bit more comfy with the tech element, you’ll appreciate the quality of the search results, can overlook the Google sponsored ads if need be, and will like the streamlined, no-frills design and layout of Calorifica.

Simple go to the site, and use it like you would a search engine such as Yahoo or Google. Type in a food, instead. Say — cucumbers. Click the link to “search” and you will arrive at a second, interior “results” page. On this page, you’ll see about ten or more “results” that show you various cucumbers and their calories and fat amounts. These will also be “links” that allow you to go even further down the rabbit hole.

Click one of those links as you’re playing around and go in deeper. Now you find a complete nutrient chart and data pertaining directly to the nutritional content of that particular food or meal! Amazing. Have fun with this. Maybe make it your main page when your browser window pops open!

Visit Calorifica, the Food Nutrient Search Engine now!

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