ESHA Port — our workflow utility for exporting and importing database files for the Genesis R&D Foods and Food Processor programs — is designed to simplify data sharing across different…
Category: Food Processor
Best Practices for Database Naming Conventions
Defining naming conventions for your database can help keep your database organized and allow you to quickly filter and identify your Ingredients and Recipes. This post walks through best practices…
How To Compare Recipes Side-by-Side
Often times our customers ask us how they can review and compare recipes side-by-side. One of the easily overlooked but often helpful features in Genesis R&D and Food Processor is…
Making Effective Use of Your Nutrient List
(Editor’s note: This blog was has been recently updated to reflect program changes.) The Nutrients to View list in Genesis R&D & Food Processor dictates what nutrients and nutrient components…
Food Processor Version 11.7 Update
Food Processor version 11.7 includes database additions and changes, updated DRIs for sodium and potassium, and a new 7-day cycle report for the Menu Plan module. This blog will cover…
New DRI Values for Sodium and Potassium Released
North Americans are getting plenty of — and often too much — sodium, and would benefit from reducing sodium intake. This is one conclusion of a report put out by…