ALLiCANEAT Reviews

There are no instructions on how to use ALLiCANEAT. I’m totally frustrated. Where can I find out how to use it????

Zero explanation. Couldn’t find anything helpful. Would love a barcode scanner.

Looks beautiful and maybe I am clueless, but I could not locate any directions on how to set this up.

I don’t understand how to use ALLiCANEAT

Missing everyday choices, supplements, missing spices, simple things such as granola; and you don't identify all color codings, such as grey?
I like ALLiCANEAT but would like to see it more complete.

ALLiCANEAT has been helpful, however I’m not entirely sure it’s completely accurate. I agree with other reviews that state there’s no explanation of gray. The other colors are obvious. There is a lot of confusing information out there about food sensitivities, but this is a nice start. Too bad the developer won’t respond to reviews or update ALLiCANEAT

I like the simplicity of the interface with ALLiCANEAT, but, please add more foods! I'm trying to figure out which fish I can eat, with my Histamine intolerance, and 80%of the types of fish I've searched for aren't even listed in ALLiCANEAT . There are also many fruits and veggies that aren't yet listed. Please update the foods list!

Also, my mother has done hundreds of hours of research about Histamine intolerance, and she actually recommends consuming pineapple. Why does ALLiCANEAT discourage the use of pineapple in the HIT diet? Thanks!

I was excited to find ALLiCANEAT as my son has histamine and salicylate intolerance, but I would love to see more foods added. My big question is what is the GRAY color coding mean? Does it mean it has a negligible amount of something or that the food hasn’t been tested for something (histamine, e.g) so we don’t know...
Please help!
Thanks!

What does grey mean

Great app. Please add sulfites to ALLiCANEAT .

This is a great app for those of us with food intolerances. Thank you!

This is a really easy to use app that is free to anyone with adds. The only pro of paying for it is to remove ads (which I only sorry I’m driving after using more than a year). Anyone with food issues knows that not every list, even in science, perfectly agrees. If you look at the location ALLiCANEAT is in Europe so, for example, cilantro is Coriander as they say in UK. Will this replaces ever needing to look elsewhere? No- but is it perfect for an individual YES!!
Here’s why: you can toggle the lines. So if you react badly to something labeled green, just slide it to red and if you find you do well with something red, just toggle it. Moreover- you can add your own items!
With that in mind this should help you walk through an elimination diet and be more than useful for that. You can’t expect an app to know more than the available science at the time so- reviewers- please stop wanting everything for nothing.

It would be great to add info on portions- even if a generic size for all food so that I can understand the numbers better

Please add oxylates and also a legume section.

I am fructose intolerant. ALLiCANEAT helps me know what foods are acceptable and the levels of tolerance. Everyone's intolerance level is different but this works for me.

I really appreciate ALLiCANEAT and the comprehensive list of histamine foods. This makes life so much easier when choosing safe foods.

Downloaded today and I think it is great. It doesn't have all the foods but it has a lot and it has been very helpful in helping me deal with my histamine intolerance. Thank you.

ALLiCANEAT does best when you need to add your own food and value that is not in the database or need to update something. I have it loaded on my iPod so it's wherever I take my purse.

I'm very grateful for ALLiCANEAT as I'm adjusting to a low histamine diet. I used something similar about 6 years ago when I was going gluten free so I'm glad to see there's one for histamine as well. It's good to be able to pull out my phone when there's an ingredient I'm unsure of, as well as helping me draw conclusions from my food diary.

This has been the most helpful and least confusing app I have used for multiple food allergies and intolerances. Thanks for making it. The only question I have is what does They grey color stand for? I can’t find it in the description but understand all the rest.

Love that ALLiCANEAT made a way for me to create a food list, customized according to my personal sensitivity! Use it all the time 🙂

Would be nice if more foods can be added periodically, specially the healthy food like Flaxseeds, Flaxseed Oil, Chia Seeds, Broccoli sprouts, Cod liver oil, Seabass, Oyster, Hemp seeds, Edamame, Krill oil, Algae oil...