Food and nutrition data: search, macros, and comparisons
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https://food.memoryapi.org/mcp3 tools · 1068mssearch_foodSearch USDA FoodData Central for foods by name. Returns nutrition macros for matching foods.Search USDA FoodData Central for foods by name. Returns nutrition macros for matching foods.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| q | string | Food name to search (e.g. "chicken breast", "avocado") |
| limit | number | Number of results (max 25) |
| dataType | string | Filter by data type: Foundation, SR Legacy, Survey (FNDDS), Branded |
| brand | string | Filter by brand owner |
get_nutritionGet full nutrition profile for a specific food by USDA FDC ID. Returns macros, vitamins, and minerals.Get full nutrition profile for a specific food by USDA FDC ID. Returns macros, vitamins, and minerals.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| fdc_id | string | USDA FoodData Central ID (e.g. 173950 = avocado raw) |
| format | string | abridged or full |
compare_foodsCompare nutrition profiles of multiple foods side-by-side. Identifies winners by protein and calorie density.Compare nutrition profiles of multiple foods side-by-side. Identifies winners by protein and calorie density.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| ids | string | Comma-separated USDA FDC IDs (e.g. "173950,2187885,1103516") |
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Food and nutrition data: search, macros, and comparisons
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