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Whenever I return from grocery shopping, my first instinct is to throw it all in the fridge as fast as possible so I can continue with whatever it was I was doi
by rkho 11y ago
Whenever I return from grocery shopping, my first instinct is to throw it all in the fridge as fast as possible so I can continue with whatever it was I was doing before I left.
However, I am very guilty of buying too many fruits and salad mixes and letting them expire before eating them.
If I were to get into the habit of actually scanning everything I buy before storing it, how would this work? Would I scan a UPC? Would some sort of image recognition tell what I scanned and assign it an arbitrary expiration date?
I like the idea, but I'm wary of spending time scanning everything.
- trtobe 11y agoI agree spending hour(s) scanning or tapping is not the solution. Be fair we will be lazy to do so. First I wanted to know if the idea got traction before investing time on it. I was thinking about image recognition but still we have to spend time to store all the data. I was more thinking approaching providers/supermarket to add this information on the receipt so you have just to scan it to get all needed information but this doable is worth to ask.