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This table records all of the categories added to the document. Categories are used for many purposes, including determining the meat, vegetable, and carb content of a meal, as well as helping organize the grocery list into sections.
Each category has a name, kind of (parent category), whether it has it’s own section at the grocery store, or alternatively which other section you’ll find those ingredients in. For example “Pork” is a kind of “Meat”, which is a section. “Herb” is not a section, but can be found in the “Vegetable” section.
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Categories
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Name
Kind Of
Is Section
In Section
Ancestor Count
Ancestors
Section
1
Baking
​
​
0
​
Baking
2
Canned goods
​
​
0
​
Canned goods
3
Carb
​
​
0
​
​
4
Cleaning supplies
​
​
0
​
Cleaning supplies
5
Coffee and tea
​
​
0
​
Coffee and tea
6
Condiment
​
​
0
​
Condiment
7
Dairy
​
​
0
​
Dairy
8
Deli
​
​
0
​
Deli
9
Dry Goods
​
​
0
​
Dry Goods
10
Frozen
​
​
0
​
Frozen
11
Herb
​
Vegetable
0
​
Vegetable
12
Paper product
​
​
0
​
Paper product
13
Protein
​
​
0
​
​
14
Root
​
​
0
​
Root
15
Sauce
​
​
0
​
Sauce
16
Soup
​
​
0
​
Soup
17
Spice
​
​
0
​
Spice
18
Vegetable
​
​
0
​
Vegetable
19
Baked good
Carb
​
1
Carb
Baked good
20
Egg
Protein
Dairy
1
Protein
Dairy
21
Fruit
Vegetable
​
1
Vegetable
Fruit
22
Grain
Carb
Dry Goods
1
Carb
Dry Goods
23
Legume
Protein
Dry Goods
1
Protein
Dry Goods
24
Meat
Protein
​
1
Protein
Meat
25
Meat substitute
Protein
Meat
1
Protein
Meat
26
Nut
Protein
​
1
Protein
Nut
27
Snack
Carb
​
1
Carb
Snack
28
Beef
Meat
​
2
Meat
Protein
Meat
29
Bread
Grain
​
2
Grain
Carb
Bread
30
Cheese
Protein
Dairy
​
2
Protein
Dairy
Cheese
31
Chicken
Meat
​
2
Meat
Protein
Meat
32
Fish
Meat
​
2
Meat
Protein
Meat
33
Lamb
Meat
​
2
Meat
Protein
Meat
34
Pasta
Grain
Dry Goods
2
Grain
Carb
Dry Goods
35
Pork
Meat
​
2
Meat
Protein
Meat
36
Turkey
Meat
​
2
Meat
Protein
Meat
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