FoodGong screens menus, recipes, and food photos for pork, shellfish, meat-and-dairy combinations, and other likely kosher conflicts, flagging each dish Safe, Ask, or Avoid. A hechsher remains the authority — FoodGong flags likely conflicts.
Kosher observance depends on ingredients, sourcing, and preparation that a menu rarely states. FoodGong reads the whole menu or recipe and surfaces likely conflicts so you know what to confirm.
The non-obvious sources a busy server — or a short recipe — can miss. FoodGong flags them for you.
Set kosher in your profile, then scan a menu, recipe, or dish. FoodGong checks each item for pork, shellfish, meat-and-dairy mixing, and other likely conflicts and sorts them Safe, Ask, or Avoid — with the reason.
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FoodGong helps you screen menus, recipes, and food photos and ask better questions. It is not a medical device and does not replace professional medical advice or confirmation from restaurant staff. For severe allergies, always verify with your server and carry any medication your doctor prescribes.