Why can I not scan an ingredient when creating a recipe?
2fatz
Posts: 9 Member
I would like to be able to scan items I'm adding to a recipe. Is there something I'm missing?
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If you are in the US, the bar code scanner now requires a paid subscription.0
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Paid subscription is not the solution. There isn’t an option to scan a bar code when adding ingredients to a recipe. Same with adding something to My Foods.0
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TomInAiken wrote: »Paid subscription is not the solution. There isn’t an option to scan a bar code when adding ingredients to a recipe. Same with adding something to My Foods.
Ah, I haven't looked for a bar scanner in forever. I so rarely repeat meals that I haven't used the recipe option in years. That being said, if the bar scanner was an option for recipes, it would still be a premium service for US users since using it for anything has been changed to premium.
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If you use the Meal functionality (and have premium), you can scan foods. I've never liked the recipe builder, I find Meals a lot more convenient.1
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