Nick Martell

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For our third and final story, one app has surged to number one in the health category on the Apple iStore, and that app is Yuka. This food scanning app is scaring big food. RFK Jr. loves it. But is it a truth teller or a tyrant? Yeti's funny thing Jack and I have noticed. From Campbell's Soup to Kellogg, there is one thing all the big food brands are afraid of right now, and who is it, Jack?

For our third and final story, one app has surged to number one in the health category on the Apple iStore, and that app is Yuka. This food scanning app is scaring big food. RFK Jr. loves it. But is it a truth teller or a tyrant? Yeti's funny thing Jack and I have noticed. From Campbell's Soup to Kellogg, there is one thing all the big food brands are afraid of right now, and who is it, Jack?

For our third and final story, one app has surged to number one in the health category on the Apple iStore, and that app is Yuka. This food scanning app is scaring big food. RFK Jr. loves it. But is it a truth teller or a tyrant? Yeti's funny thing Jack and I have noticed. From Campbell's Soup to Kellogg, there is one thing all the big food brands are afraid of right now, and who is it, Jack?

Yuka. Yuka. Y-U-K-A. They got 68 million users. Here's how it works. You whip out your phone, scan a picture of a barcode, and boom. The food is scored on a scale of 0 to 100 in terms of its healthiness. And my dad loves doing this, even though he's eating like cake. I'm shocked your dad uses this app. It's like a party trick for him. I think it's the only app he uses.

Yuka. Yuka. Y-U-K-A. They got 68 million users. Here's how it works. You whip out your phone, scan a picture of a barcode, and boom. The food is scored on a scale of 0 to 100 in terms of its healthiness. And my dad loves doing this, even though he's eating like cake. I'm shocked your dad uses this app. It's like a party trick for him. I think it's the only app he uses.

Yuka. Yuka. Y-U-K-A. They got 68 million users. Here's how it works. You whip out your phone, scan a picture of a barcode, and boom. The food is scored on a scale of 0 to 100 in terms of its healthiness. And my dad loves doing this, even though he's eating like cake. I'm shocked your dad uses this app. It's like a party trick for him. I think it's the only app he uses.

But Jack, what would you see if you used this, like if you did Ritz crackers scanned on the Yuka app? Ritz crackers got a 0 out of 100. I know. There's too many additives. It's too salty. It's too caloric and a bit too fatty, according to the Yuka app. Okay. What about something like Quaker old-fashioned oats, like something really wholesome? You got a 100 out of 100. Those are just rolled oats.

But Jack, what would you see if you used this, like if you did Ritz crackers scanned on the Yuka app? Ritz crackers got a 0 out of 100. I know. There's too many additives. It's too salty. It's too caloric and a bit too fatty, according to the Yuka app. Okay. What about something like Quaker old-fashioned oats, like something really wholesome? You got a 100 out of 100. Those are just rolled oats.

But Jack, what would you see if you used this, like if you did Ritz crackers scanned on the Yuka app? Ritz crackers got a 0 out of 100. I know. There's too many additives. It's too salty. It's too caloric and a bit too fatty, according to the Yuka app. Okay. What about something like Quaker old-fashioned oats, like something really wholesome? You got a 100 out of 100. Those are just rolled oats.

There's no additives. There's nothing in there. It's just oats. Now, interestingly, the Yuka app has expanded beyond the food category because there was just such demand for this. For example, CeraVe Facial Cleanser got a 13 out of 100. because of parabens. Or Coterie baby wipes. They got a 96 out of 100 because they got just two ingredients, wipes and water. Jif peanut butter.

There's no additives. There's nothing in there. It's just oats. Now, interestingly, the Yuka app has expanded beyond the food category because there was just such demand for this. For example, CeraVe Facial Cleanser got a 13 out of 100. because of parabens. Or Coterie baby wipes. They got a 96 out of 100 because they got just two ingredients, wipes and water. Jif peanut butter.

There's no additives. There's nothing in there. It's just oats. Now, interestingly, the Yuka app has expanded beyond the food category because there was just such demand for this. For example, CeraVe Facial Cleanser got a 13 out of 100. because of parabens. Or Coterie baby wipes. They got a 96 out of 100 because they got just two ingredients, wipes and water. Jif peanut butter.

Basically got an F minus on Yucca. That hurts, Jack. The app actually suggests that you buy Smucker's organic peanut butter instead. Yeah. Because that's just two ingredients, peanuts and salt. My Skippies feels judged. But yetis, we dove in T-boy style. And Yucca is based in France, has 68 million users, and one third of them are in America.

Basically got an F minus on Yucca. That hurts, Jack. The app actually suggests that you buy Smucker's organic peanut butter instead. Yeah. Because that's just two ingredients, peanuts and salt. My Skippies feels judged. But yetis, we dove in T-boy style. And Yucca is based in France, has 68 million users, and one third of them are in America.

Basically got an F minus on Yucca. That hurts, Jack. The app actually suggests that you buy Smucker's organic peanut butter instead. Yeah. Because that's just two ingredients, peanuts and salt. My Skippies feels judged. But yetis, we dove in T-boy style. And Yucca is based in France, has 68 million users, and one third of them are in America.

And those users are a crowdsourcing legion of grocery store detectives who scan every product before tossing it into the cart. But besties, here's the wildest part about the Yucca Food Analysis app. Big Food isn't just scared of what grade they're going to get from Yucca. They're actually changing their products because of Yucca. Okay, we'll explain. First, the Yucca business model.

And those users are a crowdsourcing legion of grocery store detectives who scan every product before tossing it into the cart. But besties, here's the wildest part about the Yucca Food Analysis app. Big Food isn't just scared of what grade they're going to get from Yucca. They're actually changing their products because of Yucca. Okay, we'll explain. First, the Yucca business model.