New USDA ‘FoodKeeper’ App: Your New Tool for Smart Food Storage

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Title: New USDA ‘FoodKeeper’ App: Your New Tool for Smart Food Storage

FoodSafety.gov

Are these leftovers still good?  There's an app for that now, the FoodKeeper.

How many times have you gone into your pantry or refrigerator, only to find that what you were going to use in your meal was spoiled? The USDA, Cornell University and the Food Marketing Institute would like to help you avoid that problem in the future with our new application, the FoodKeeper.

This app will help you understand how different storing methods affect a product’s shelf life. This should help you maximize the storage life of foods and beverages in your home. In addition, the application can remind you to use items before they are likely to spoil.

Application Features

The FoodKeeper application offers users valuable storage advice about more than 400 and beverage items, including various types of baby food, dairy products and eggs, meat, poultry, produce, seafood, and more. With the application you can:

Every year, billions of pounds of good food go to waste in the U.S. because home cooks are not sure of the quality or safety of items. USDA estimates that 36 pounds of food is wasted every month per person in the U.S. This app should help reduce that problem. Download it today on Android and Apple devices.

 


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