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The publishers of this software claim to have "taken the drudgery out of meal planning." Foodware's market, "foodlovers," presumably like eating but not cooking, or at least not the planning part. Such drudges may use Foodware to churn out boring, government-approved meal plans; more creative cooks, however, will see it as a kitchen tool (which need not reside in that room) beyond the cookbook, useful for managing a massive database of Foodware's recipes (1,177 with two cookbooks) and their own.