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My friend likes to add a bit of French vanilla non-dairy creamer to her coffee and asked me to look at the ingredients to see if it’s healthy or not.

Creamer is an ounce-for-ounce contender for the worst food on the planet.

The ingredients are: sugar water, water, sugar, seed oil, isolated milk protein, and chemicals.

One of my least favorite routine things about modern society is how comically bad our food is. People look back at how bad it was having cocaine in Coca Cola and stuff like that, but when you add all processed food together in a typical person’s daily consumption, it’s arguably worse than that.

franzap 2y ago

GM!

Always read the ingredients before buying stuff from the supermarket. Most food with a brand is junk.

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Niel Liesmons 2y ago

Food.store ? 💡

Dissident Sound 2y ago

if it isn't something you would be able to procure 10,000 years ago - don't eat it

meat as base

eggs and organs for nutrients

wild caught fish for omega 3

fruits like citrus, kiwi, strawberry for vitamin C

avoid dairy ( too much calcium ), except whey.

and count calories.

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Duvel 2y ago

Definitely! I always do this and unfortunately I almost don't see other people checking the food labels in the supermarket.

For a personal project I'm working on, a user can create a photo of ingredients, sends it to an OCR service and interprets the text in a custom database where all ingredients and combinations are stored with comprehensive information and references about them.

Im looking for an OCR service and if there's already an algorithm for interpreting ingredients. If you have any suggestions, I'm all ears :-)