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Products can have multiple parts. For instance a pizza has a topping and a base. Some ingredient lists specify the ingredients per part, so a list of ingredients per topping and a list per base. | Products can have multiple parts. For instance, a pizza has a topping and a base. Some ingredient lists specify the ingredients per part, so a list of ingredients per topping and a list per base. | ||
Only if the parts are combined you have the product. Note that is different | Only if the parts are combined you have the product. Note that is different from a product that has several sub-products. Sub-products can be found for ice cream products for instance with boxes that contain orange and lemon sticks for instance. | ||
==Usage== | ==Usage== | ||
'''ingredients: | '''ingredients:numberofparts=2''' | ||
The property '''ingredients: | The property '''ingredients:numberofparts''' is followed by a positive integer. | ||
See all [https://world.openfoodfacts.org/property/ingredients:numberofparts products with this tag]. | |||
[[Category:Property]] | [[Category:Property]] | ||
Latest revision as of 12:30, 16 August 2022
Products can have multiple parts. For instance, a pizza has a topping and a base. Some ingredient lists specify the ingredients per part, so a list of ingredients per topping and a list per base.
Only if the parts are combined you have the product. Note that is different from a product that has several sub-products. Sub-products can be found for ice cream products for instance with boxes that contain orange and lemon sticks for instance.
Usage
ingredients:numberofparts=2
The property ingredients:numberofparts is followed by a positive integer.
See all products with this tag.