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Calculate the calorie content of your ingredients and recipes to create healthy, balanced meals for calorie labelling and display them on your digital menus.
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The government has introduced legislation making calorie labelling mandatory among food businesses (with 250 or more employees) in the out-of-home sector. In addition to helping consumers make healthier decisions, calorie labelling encourages businesses to reformulate the food and drink they offer and provide lower-calorie options for their customers.
Businesses affected include restaurants, cafes, takeaways, bakeries, caterers, supermarkets, hotels and workplaces.
On 6th April 2022, new regulations came into effect. Food businesses with 250 employees or more that sell non-prepacked food or drink suitable for immediate consumption must display calorie content on menu items.
Everything you need to know about the Calorie Labelling Law is in this guide, including:
Only two simple steps to find out a recipe’s calories and display them on your labels and menus.
How can you add ingredients to Kafoodle?
Ingredients can be singular or composite (multiple ingredients to make one). Every ingredient will have nutritional information and a total kCal value, ready to be used in your recipes.
How do you create recipes in Kafoodle?
Kafoodle will automatically calculate the recipe’s nutritional value by selecting an ingredient and entering quantities, including a calorie calculator.
You can scale this recipe up and down to recalculate.
How do you add and create food labels with calories on them?
Kafoodle will automatically generate labels for your recipes based on the ingredient’s nutritional values and quantities. Our food labelling feature allows you to:
Once you have decided how you want your label to look and the information you want to be displayed, you can put it on a formatted sheet to print in multiple quantities.
Using Kafoodle, you can easily add calories to your menu in multiple ways.
If you create your menus, all you have to do is go to your Kafoodle Recipe Datasheet to view all the nutritional information you need. You can decide which information you want to add.
Use a Kafoodle digital menu so customers can view and order using their mobile phones. They can follow a link or scan a QR code.
As it’s a digital menu, the recipe availability is live, and any changes you make from within Kafoodle will display immediately.
You can display or hide any recipe information on the menu.
Scan the QR Code provided.
Create your first recipes free for the next 7 days or get shown around the system by us.
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