This page shows the full database of foods the JXCirrus CalCount program uses.
The foods in this database come from a large database of foods published by the Australian and New Zealand governments. The database is called NUTTAB (or Nutrition Tables) - It contains thousands and thousands of foods, and dozens of nutrients for each food.
For reference, the full name is: "NUTTAB 2010 - Australian Food Composition Tables: Food Standards Australia New Zealand, Canberra".
Its detail can also be its curse:
If you don't like the NUTTAB database, then it is possible to get this system to use a different food database. See Using Another Food Database.
This table is grouped according to the categories set in the NUTTAB. Each entry in the list refers to 100g of the food, so comparing foods here doesn't always make sense.
You cannot edit the entries in this database (since they come from a published database).
Entering text into the filter field (see Searching) will cause the Food Database to only show foods that match the text.
Press the button to add this food to the diary.
Press the button to add this to the My Food list.