Better Nutrition Estimates, and Smarter Smart Add
Estimate Nutrition now matches ingredients to a local USDA food list instead of guessing. Smart Add can group a recipe on its own, and it keeps ingredients that have no amount.
Written by Simon Gravgaard · 1 min read
Better nutrition estimates
Estimate Nutrition now drafts nutrition numbers from a local USDA data set. Instead of the AI guessing the values, it searches a curated list of generic foods inside the app, then matches your ingredients to those items.
The old estimate guessed nutrition numbers for the whole dish at once, so the same recipe could come back with wildly different numbers every time.
Matching to USDA foods makes the estimate significantly more accurate and consistent, but it's still an estimation and will never be fully accurate.
Group Ingredients and Group Steps
Smart Add has two new options: Group Ingredients and Group Steps. Turn them on and the AI can group the recipe itself, instead of only grouping when the source already had groups.
Ingredients with no amount
If a recipe just says salt, with no amount, Smart Add now keeps it on the list so you can fill in the amount. Those lines used to get skipped.
Give it a try
Open a recipe and tap Estimate Nutrition, or paste something into Smart Add with grouping on. If something looks off, email me at [email protected].