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Eat Smart: Banned/Discouraged Ingredient Finder

Eat Smart: Banned/Discouraged Ingredient Finder ChatGPT Plus / Search ChatGPT Free

Eat Smart: Banned/Discouraged Ingredient Finder is a helpful app that allows you to easily check food ingredients against lists of banned or discouraged ingredients. Whether you're concerned about your health or simply want to make healthier food choices, this app has got you covered. You can snap a photo of the food label or enter the ingredients manually, and the app will cross-reference them with the EU's banned or discouraged ingredient lists, as well as Whole Foods' list of unacceptable ingredients. Stay informed about what you're putting in your body with this handy ingredient finder app!

Example prompts

  1. Prompt 1: "I want to check if the ingredients in this food product are banned in the EU."

  2. Prompt 2: "Can you help me find out if any of the ingredients in this food are on Whole Foods' list of unacceptable ingredients?"

  3. Prompt 3: "I'm concerned about certain ingredients in this product. Can you check if any of them are discouraged in the United States?"

  4. Prompt 4: "Please verify if these ingredients are banned in any country."

  5. Prompt 5: "I have a photo of the ingredients of a food product. Can you check if any of them are banned in the EU?"

Features and commands

  1. Upload an ingredients list: You can upload a text file or enter the list of ingredients directly.

  2. Check for banned items: This command allows you to check if any of the ingredients in a food product are banned or discouraged in specific regions or stores.

  3. Cross-reference with lists: The app cross-references food ingredients with lists of banned or discouraged ingredients from the EU and Whole Foods' list of unacceptable ingredients for healthier eating in the United States.

  4. Snap a photo: You can use the app to take a photo of the food label containing the ingredients, and it will check for any banned or discouraged items.

Note: To access the app, you will need to have a browser tool installed.