Snap It proposes a simple solution to those who struggle to keep track of their caloric intake: Take a photo of your food, and immediately see its calorie count.
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Just because you can cook, doesn't mean you should take photos of it. Poor Martha Stewart. She needs help with a couple of good photo apps. Warning: Gross food photography ahead. 
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A couple of months ago there seemed to be a mini-backlash against us amateur mobile food photo junkies taking pics of our meals. This wasn't just at your classy carpaccio-serving joints (pictured at the left), it even happened at a McDonalds!
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Instagram...and other social media reasons why it's taking longer to get a table and get your food at restaurants than it did 10 years ago.
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Are you guilty of snapping pics of your tastiest meals? Now you can give back when you whip out your smartphone at the dinner table. Via JoseAlvarezCornettļ£æ
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