MIT's A.I. Can Figure Out a Recipe By Looking at a Picture of Food | Inverse
"Instagram food posts might not be so useless anymore."
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annefood 7yr Thanks for sharing @garv ! Pretty interesting stuff. Awesome way to encourage home cooking by making it so easy to get a recipe for something that inspires you. One downside I see is when it comes to nuance. It has the potential to strip recipes of what makes them so special such as sugar cookies with lemon zest and almond extract, or a unique spice in a curry. Or also alternative recipes that use healthier substitutions—I'm guessing most things would be distilled down to butter, flour, sugar, instead of bananas and buckwheat flour, for example. Great food for thought! Again, thanks @garv ! -
garv 7yr @annefood I feel science can never replace the art of cooking. But yes , this is impressive & will ease people into cooking.
In this Kerala restaurant, one can have a fill without worrying about paying bill | The Indian Express
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"Situated by the Alappuzha-Cherthala National Highway near Pathirapally, the restaurant has been equipped with a modern steam kitchen which can prepare food for up to 2000 people."
With all this information & research , how come the consumer hasn’t gotten smarter ?
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annefood Exactly. Which is why we created Foodstand! Processed food makes the big food giants money, and marketing is powerful. It can be hard to sort through the misinformation!
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garv I guess we start with ourselves & people around us will follow. Although I’m in India , I am glad I discovered Foodstand ! Would be happy to chip in with ideas ...
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LDA Foodstand has kept me accountable. My husband and I are on a low carb meal plan. We are doing relatively good so far. It has definitely made me more aware of what I was eating.