Be specific
Include the full product or dish name when possible. A specific search gives the analysis more context than a broad term.
Type the item you want to understand and get a quick overview tailored to the allergens in your profile.
Use the method that fits the information available, then verify the exact food before making a decision.
Include the full product or dish name when possible. A specific search gives the analysis more context than a broad term.
Name search is useful before shopping or eating out, when the exact package is not yet available.
Brands, recipes, regions, and serving methods differ. Check the real label or ask about the real dish before making a decision.
Use a complete ingredient label whenever it is available. Photos and product-name checks are helpful starting points when packaging is missing.
Compare the three methods and learn what each one can - and cannot - show.
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