Nutrition
Mixed Dish Ingredient Decomposition
Mixed dish ingredient decomposition sums visible protein, starch, fat, and veg lines—needed when stews and casseroles fool single-item photo guesses.
Mixed dish ingredient decomposition breaks casseroles, curries, and sandwiches into visible components—protein, starch, fat, veg—instead of one database generic. Estimate each at home-cooked portions, add cooking fat line, then sum.
Photos alone rarely decompose stews; user judgment plus recipe memory wins.
Common questions
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When is one combined food entry enough?
When you have a verified homemade recipe with total macros weighed—then one line is fine. Unknown restaurant stews should almost always be split or bracketed wide.
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