Can you eat food dropped on the floor?
September 3, 2012 by Lindsay
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One of our favorite apps comes from “Fooducate.” The app, (available for both iPhones and Androids) , allows users to scan a product’s bar code, immediately see nutrition information, and get suggestions for a healthier alternative. Each item is graded and clearly marked why it earned that grade. It’s free and easy to use, recommended by the Wall Street Journal, and chosen by Apple as the best health app of the year. If you’d like more information, check it out here.
We also like the Fooducate blog, and yesterday’s blog has a funny decision tree that helps answer the crucial question: You dropped food on the floor. Do you eat it?
Enjoy! And for our U.S. readers, Happy Labor Day.
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