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Upload a photo of a dish, fruit, ingredient or menu, or type a food’s name. Food Says Hi returns a cautious field note: a likely match, visible clues, how it is commonly eaten and, when the portion allows, a rough nutrition range.
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From a photo to a field note, with you in control of when anything is sent.
Use a JPG, PNG or WebP photo, or enter a food name. The page resizes supported photos before a request.
Only then does your entry and optional note go from the site Worker to Qomza, along with the request metadata described on the Privacy page. No account and no background upload.
Visible clues, common ways a food is eaten and cultural context. It can also say when the match is uncertain.
Save the heading and short summary in this browser. No account needed. Your photo is not copied into your passport.
Food Says Hi can take a look at many kinds of food, from home cooking to a menu you cannot read yet.
From street food to a home breakfast, ask what a plate might be.
Everyday and unfamiliar fruit, with common ways to eat it.
Curious about a spice or staple? Get a name and a place to start.
Add label text in your note if you want its figures copied.
Type a menu item you do not recognise and see what it may be.
These are examples of supported lookup types. A lookup describes your own photo or entry.
Upload a food photo or type a name on the scanner page. Nothing is sent until you press the lookup button.
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Or read a field note
Browse all 20 field notesAn example layout built from our sourced menemen note. A live lookup writes its own wording and may say it is unsure.
Türkiye Breakfast dish
Eggs, tomatoes and green peppers meet in a dish often served at breakfast.
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