Click the button below to add the Nutrition Data search to your Google Toolbar. This search returns the same list of foods as Nutrition Data's Food Search tool, but allows you to search Nutrition Data's databases from anywhere on the Net!
Add Nutrition Data's Search Button to Your Google Toolbar
If the Google Toolbar isn't already installed on your browser, clicking the above link will take you to a page on Google's site where you can learn more about this free utility and download the software to install it.
Note: Google's Toolbar currently only works with the Internet Explorer browse.
How This Button Works
After you click the installation link above, the "ND" button will appear on your Google Toolbar, and a similar icon will appear in the Toolbar's search dropdown. Here's an example of how it looks:
- Search from Entry
Enter any food name into the Toolbar's search box and click "Go" or hit the Enter key. Results of your search will immediately appear in your browser window. - Visit Nutrition Data
The Nutrition Data button to the right of the searchbox works just like a bookmark. Click it to go to Nutrition Data's homepage. - Search from Text
The most innovative feature of Google's Toolbar is that it also allows you to search from the text within any web page. For example, if you're viewing a recipe on another site and want to know more about one of the ingredients, simply highlight that ingredient with your mouse, right click, and select Nutrition Data as the search type.
(Search from Text example)
