FoodSussed — food diary and nutrition tracker

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About food data

Food information includes Open Food Facts (Open Database Licence) and BasketWatch Ireland.

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Restaurant and café nutrition from each chain's published nutrition information.

Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0: McCance and Widdowson's Composition of Foods Integrated Dataset 2021 (Public Health England).

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How processed is your food?

See how processed your food is and what is in it. Scan the ingredients if a level is missing.

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How processed is your food?

Scan or search your food and see how processed it is. Food processing is one part of food quality, not a complete health score.

Built by Keith O’Beirne, who studied sports nutrition.

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Nutrition

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Totals only count what your food data actually carries. A missing value is not zero. Vitamin, mineral, fibre, sugar and salt figures come from a product label or your own manual entry.

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What the Levels mean
  • Level 1 · Minimally processed

    Plain whole foods, such as fruit, eggs and plain meat.

  • Level 2 · Cooking ingredients

    Oil, butter, sugar and salt.

  • Level 3 · Processed

    Simple foods made with those, such as cheese or tinned fish.

  • Level 4 · Ultra-processed

    Foods made with industrial ingredients, such as flavourings, sweeteners or emulsifiers.

Foods with no level yet are shown separately.

Percentages use all logged calories, not food counts.

Processing describes how food was made, not its overall nutritional quality.

Foods behind the numbers

Editable reference values for adults. Changes apply from today. Leave a value blank to remove its target.

References are editable display targets. Label energy and macro references are independent figures; they are not a personalised meal plan.

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Energy: 2000 kcal · EU Regulation 1169/2011 Annex XIII Part B, label RI. 8400 kJ / 2000 kcal is the label reference. The diary calorie and macro settings are personal targets, not an RDA.

Protein: 50 g · EU Regulation 1169/2011 Annex XIII Part B, label RI. 0.83 g/kg/day · EFSA PRI (Adults, including older adults).

Carbohydrate: 260 g · EU Regulation 1169/2011 Annex XIII Part B, label RI. 45–60 % energy · EFSA reference intake range (Adults).

Fat: 70 g · EU Regulation 1169/2011 Annex XIII Part B, label RI. 20–35 % energy · EFSA reference intake range (Adults).

30 g · UK SACN 2015 reference. 25 g/day · EFSA adequate intake (Adults). Not an EU label RI or universal Irish RDA.

90 g · EU Regulation 1169/2011 Annex XIII Part B, label RI. No numeric value g · EFSA, no numeric safe level (Dietary sugars). Total sugars, not free sugars. EFSA could not establish a tolerable upper intake level or safe level in 2022.

6 g · EU Regulation 1169/2011 Annex XIII Part B, label RI. 6 g/day · FSAI population maximum target (Adult population).

20 g · EU Regulation 1169/2011 Annex XIII Part B, label RI. EFSA does not establish a numerical gram target for saturates; the label RI is not a safe upper limit.

2400 mg · Derived from EU salt RI, Annex I point 11 and Annex XIII. 2000 mg/day · EFSA safe and adequate intake (Adults). 6 g salt / 2.5 × 1000 = 2400 mg sodium. Not a separate Annex XIII sodium RI.

800 mg · EU Regulation 1169/2011 Annex XIII Part A, label NRV. 950 mg/day · EFSA PRI (Adults aged 25+). 1000 mg/day · EFSA PRI (Adults aged 18–24).

14 mg · EU Regulation 1169/2011 Annex XIII Part A, label NRV. 11 mg/day · EFSA PRI (Adult men and postmenopausal women). 16 mg/day · EFSA PRI (Premenopausal women).

5 µg · EU Regulation 1169/2011 Annex XIII Part A, label NRV. 15 µg/day · EFSA adequate intake (Adults, assuming minimal skin synthesis; dietary intake reference, not supplement dosage). Irish context: FSAI publishes separate age-group recommendations; the label NRV is not supplement guidance.

2000 mg · EU Regulation 1169/2011 Annex XIII Part A, label NRV. 3500 mg/day · EFSA adequate intake (Adults; lactation has a separate value).

How we calculate

These are reference values, not individual requirements. Sugars means total sugars, not free sugars. Keep-under targets are your display preference, not a diagnosis or a safe upper limit.

Fibre starts at 30 g, from UK SACN. EFSA uses 25 g for adults. FSAI discusses both and an energy-based approach for older adults (pages 58-59). You can edit the preset.

Other presets use EU Regulation 1169/2011, Annex XIII. Vitamin D 5 micrograms is the label reference value; it is not personalised vitamin D guidance. Sodium 2400 mg is the 6 g salt reference divided by 2.5 and converted to mg.

Weekly targets add the targets recorded for all seven calendar days. Missing nutrient data is never counted as a known zero.

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