The holiday season is not only a time for family, it is also a time for eating, so it is only natural that the Calorific app has taken it upon itself to release a set of images detailing exactly what people should expect. Paired with helpful images, the Calorific app puts into perspective what 200 calories looks like when it comes to people's favorite festive foods and drinks.
From mince pies to champagne and, of course, candy canes, the Calorific app leaves no rock unturned. Although many people prefer to adopt the common phrase, 'Ignorance is bliss,' when it comes to overindulging over the holidays, others will appreciate a head's up. The Calorific app provides that and more. Of course, the Atlantic writes, "They've since updated the app with an assortment of Christmas delights, because they are the Grinch."
Calorie-Conscious Christmas Foods
The Calorific App Reveals What is 200 Calories Over the Holidays
Trend Themes
1. Calorie-tracking Apps - Developing apps that enable people to track and monitor their calorie intake and make healthy food choices, especially during the holiday season.
2. Healthy Holiday Foods - Creating healthier versions of traditional holiday meals, desserts, and drinks that are lower in calories but still delicious.
3. Nutrition Education - Providing education and resources to help people understand the nutritional value of the foods and drinks they consume and make informed choices, especially during the holiday season.
Industry Implications
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3. Technology - Developing innovative technologies that enable people to track their calorie intake and make healthy food choices, such as sensors that detect calories in food or augmented reality apps that show the nutritional value of meals.