“If students have gluten intolerance and they don’t want to see anything that contains gluten, they can indicate that, and then the menu is narrowed down only to display things that are appropriate. They can do the same thing with preferences, so if I’m a vegetarian and only want to see things that don’t have meat in them, I can do that and really focus on the menu choices I want,” Whitehouse said.
NetNutrition also offers other filters, such as dining location, kosher, or locally-grown items only.
The program is completely customizable as well, so that schools and colleges can make it match the appearance of their existing website.
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