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# 🍎 Mock Food Nutrition Database

This project provides a **mock food database** in JavaScript with nutritional values for common foods.  
It can be used for projects like:

- Diet planning apps 🥗  
- Calorie tracking systems 🔥  
- Fitness/nutrition dashboards 💪  
- Demo or testing purposes 🎯  

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## 📂 Project Structure

nutrition-project/ │── mockFoodDB.js # Contains the mock food database │── README.md # Project documentation

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## 📜 Database Overview

The `mockFoodDB` is a **JavaScript object** containing food items as keys, and their nutritional values (per 100g) as values.

Each entry has:
- `calories` (kcal)  
- `protein` (g)  
- `carbs` (g)  
- `fat` (g)  

Example:

```js
const mockFoodDB = {
  'apple': { calories: 52, protein: 0.3, carbs: 14, fat: 0.2 },
  'banana': { calories: 89, protein: 1.1, carbs: 23, fat: 0.3 },
  'chicken breast': { calories: 165, protein: 31, carbs: 0, fat: 3.6 },
  // ... more items
};

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🥑 Categories Covered

✅ Fruits (apple, banana, mango, grapes, etc.) ✅ Vegetables (broccoli, spinach, potato, tomato, etc.) ✅ Proteins (chicken, salmon, tofu, paneer, beef, etc.) ✅ Grains & Nuts (rice, oats, quinoa, almonds, peanuts, etc.) ✅ Dairy (milk, yogurt, cheese, butter, etc.) ✅ Drinks (coffee, tea, orange juice, smoothies, etc.) ✅ Sweets (chocolate, cake, cookies, etc.)

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⚡ Usage

1. Import or include mockFoodDB.js in your project.
2. Query foods by name to get nutrition details.

Example:

console.log(mockFoodDB['banana']);

// Output:
{
  calories: 89,
  protein: 1.1,
  carbs: 23,
  fat: 0.3
}

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🔮 Future Enhancements

• Add serving size adjustments (e.g., per piece, per cup, per slice).

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📜 License

This project is open-source and free to use for learning and development purposes.

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👉 Do you want me to also **add usage examples in Node.js / Browser** (like `import` and `require`), so anyone can directly plug this into their project?