Nutrition
Grocery List Deduplication
Grocery list deduplication merges duplicate ingredients across recipes—summing real quantities before aisle sorting to shrink carts and fridge doubles.
Grocery list deduplication merges repeated lines—three recipes calling for lime becomes two limes after cross-checking quantities. Sum volumes for onions, garlic, and broth.
Deduplication runs after meal blocks, before aisle sort. It stops cart bloat and fridge duplicates.
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When should deduplication happen in planning?
After all meals are listed, before sorting by store aisle. Merging too early misses quantities from late-added recipes.
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