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Dual Column Label OCR Parsing

Dual column label OCR parsing must pick per-serving vs per-container—or dry vs prepared—columns; OCR often grabs the wrong line on tight panels.

Dual column label OCR parsing reads panels that list both per-serving and per-container—or prepared vs dry—side by side. OCR may grab the wrong column when lines are tight.

Tap the column matching what you ate; for pasta boxes, confirm whether you logged cooked plate weight against dry label math.

Common questions

  • Which column should you use for meal prep pasta?

    Weigh the cooked plate in grams and map to cooked macros if the label offers as-prepared data; dry-column math only if you actually ate dry measured portions.

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