Food Pulse positions itself as more than just another meal planning app – it's a comprehensive kitchen intelligence platform that transforms how households manage food from purchase to consumption.
Document all food items at home/store with location, images, expiry, alerts. Track what exists, where, when bought, and when it should be used. Prompt timely use, donation, or sale of items to reduce waste Reduce overspending, duplication, and clutter
At Food Pulse, we echo the EPA's more mindful term, "wasted food," which emphasizes that food still holds value and should not be treated as garbage. Our goal is to reconnect people to the entire food journey—from soil to plate—and help reduce waste at each step.
Microplastics are not just an environmental problem; they pose potential health risks. These minuscule particles can carry harmful chemicals, and prolonged exposure may contribute to inflammation and cardiovascular issues, especially in older adults.
Moringa leaves, from the Moringa oleifera tree, are nutrient-dense, dark green foliage prized in traditional medicine and global cuisines. Known as the “miracle tree” leaves, they have a slightly bitter, spinach-like flavor and can be eaten fresh, dried, or powdered.
Green mangoes are unripe mangoes known for their firm texture and tangy, tart flavor. Popular in Asian, Caribbean, and Latin cuisines, they’re used in salads, pickles, chutneys, and savory dishes. Unlike ripe mangoes, green ones are low in sugar and high in vitamin C, fiber, and antioxidants.
Quail eggs are small, speckled eggs laid by quail birds, prized for their delicate flavor, rich yolk, and nutritional value. Despite their tiny size, they are packed with protein, vitamins A, B12, iron, and antioxidants.
Chicken eggs will undoubtedly remain a global food staple, the industry must adapt to unprecedented challenges posed by increasing disease pressures and the impacts of a changing climate.
Watermelon is a refreshing, juicy fruit known for its bright red or pink flesh, black seeds, and green rind. Native to Africa, it’s now enjoyed worldwide, especially in summer. Composed of over 90% water, it’s hydrating, low in calories, and rich in vitamins A and C, antioxidants, and lycopene
Cantaloupes or muskmelons, are sweet, juicy fruits with a netted rind and orange flesh. They belong to the Cucumis melo species and are rich in vitamins A and C, antioxidants, and hydration. Their refreshing flavor and aroma make them ideal for fruit salads, smoothies, or eating fresh.
The adaptable nature of eggplant, its vibrant purple color and ongoing agricultural innovation suggest a resilient future for this essential global vegetable, ensuring its continued presence in diverse cuisines worldwide.
yogurt is far more than just a breakfast food. It's a testament to ancient food preservation techniques that have evolved into a modern health staple, deeply woven into culinary traditions worldwide, and poised for continued innovation and popularity.
Plums thrive in temperate climates, requiring a period of winter chill to break dormancy. They are typically grown on trees that can range from small to medium-sized. Cultivation involves careful pruning, pest and disease management, and often irrigation.
Food donation and community food initiatives worldwide highlights a global commitment to addressing hunger and building more resilient, food-secure communities by community-led initiatives demonstrate innovative approaches to tackling food insecurity.
The mixed waste crisis at restaurants and events isn’t just a trash problem—it’s a systems failure. But every crisis is an opportunity. We can redesign the way we serve, eat, and clean up by aligning incentives, infrastructure, and behaviors.
