KcalTrack ranks supermarket products by what you actually get for your money: protein per dollar, cheapest per 100 kcal, most protein per 100 kcal, highest protein, cheapest per 100 g, and more. Choose several criteria at once and the rankings combine them into a single order.
Prices come from FairPrice's published product feeds. Every nutrition figure is labelled with how it was obtained — read from the product's own published nutrition panel, matched by barcode to Open Food Facts, matched by brand, name and pack size together, or, for whole foods that carry no manufacturer's panel, taken from a composition table and clearly marked as a generic estimate.
Nutrition coverage is partial and the site states the real percentage on every page. "Protein per dollar" measures how cheaply protein can be bought, not protein quality — amino-acid profile and digestibility differ between sources. Prices change; each product page shows when its price was last observed. Check the packaging for allergen information before consuming anything.
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