I think investing knowledge in being able to confidently cook is better than anything software could ever offer in food value. You really do need very little f

I think investing knowledge in being able to confidently cook is better than anything software could ever offer in food value. You really do need very little food to make a cheap, nutritious and satisfying meal. The problem is updating the food repo it makes all the decisions off. Your food changes almost hourly -- not even just you eating snacks but certain foods being eaten by friends, food going off, accidents etc. This makes it nigh on impossible to account for without Sisyphean effort on the end user. Who can easily do this if they have a special diet as they're already committed to such a lifestyle change. Being able to look at the a food stock and determine dozens of meals is a skill worth honing rather than pursing the "data entry" approach and letting the algo look after the rest.