Food Guide for Android

11 things about Food Guide

1. The Food Guide can be perused by individual ingredients, but is also organized into 21 categories such as “Fish”, “Vegetables and Legumes”, “Herbs and Seasonings”, “Cheese”, “Seafood” and “Sausages and Ham”, to name just a few.

2. In the description, the most important and relevant culinary information is summarized all in one place, and is followed by hints to uses in cuisine and its processing and preparation – without the App actually intending to be a cookbook.

3. Thus, it is possible to translate menus abroad, to ask about a specific fish on a Spanish market or to look up whether Banon cheese from the cheese menu in a restaurant is made with raw milk or not.

4. Travelers mostly enjoy that all the food names are simultaneously given in five languages – English, French, German, Spanish and Italian.

5. You will always have full access to all of the information, regardless of whether you find yourself on the beach on the Bahamas, in a Spanish mountain village or in a delicatessen in Paris.

6. The program contains basic information for 2,000 foods and culinary specialties – and assists with translation when on vacation abroad.

7. For every entry, the App provides at least one photo, evaluates culinary quality and indicates the scientific name, if applicable.

8. In order to know what’s behind a “Lubina” on a Spanish menu, all you need is to whip out your iPhone.

9. The Food Guide is your culinary adviser in an app.

10. Interesting findings can be transferred into an App-specific favorites list with just the touch of a finger.

11. It is not necessary to have an Internet or a telephone connection to run the App.