Track ingredients and highlight allergens on menu items. Customers filter the menu to hide items containing gluten, nuts, dairy, or any allergen you define.
Ingredients and allergens share one system with a flag that marks each as a regular ingredient or an allergen. One database, two uses.
Frontend Allergen Filtering
Customers filter the menu by allergen from the frontend to hide items containing gluten, nuts, dairy, or any flagged ingredient. Emits JSON data attributes for custom JavaScript filters too.
Bulk Assignment
Assign ingredients or allergens to multiple meals at once with the batch tool. Also supports batch removal for cleanup after menu changes.
Auto-Create Missing Items
Saving a meal with a new ingredient name auto-creates the ingredient record. No need to pre-populate your ingredient list before adding menu items.
Merge Duplicates Tool
Consolidate duplicate allergens after imports or data migration with the merge tool. Keeps the database clean as your menu grows.
Yes. FWFM Ingredients & Allergens is included in the Professional and Agency tiers of the FW Food Menu subscription. You get the add-on plus updates and support as long as your subscription stays active.
Yes. Every ingredient has an "is allergen" flag. Use it for gluten, nuts, dairy, eggs, and so on, while keeping regular ingredients (tomato, onion, basil) non-flagged.
Yes. The frontend includes a search and filter system that lets customers hide items containing specific allergens. Particularly useful for gluten-free or nut-allergic diners.
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Added to Admin -> Ingredients button to merge same ingredients into one record.
Added Quick Ingredients feature on a Meal add/edit form for quick importing comma separated list of this meal ingredients and allergens
Updates:
UIkit uk prefix in css classes was replaced to fwk, in scripts to UIkit class was added the fwk prefix to avoid conflicts with UIkit used in templates and others extensions
Sort ingredients and allergens by alphabet