The food search feature allows the user to input a food (or two if connected with the word "and") and returns the nutrition facts for that food(s).
This is what the output of searching "red apple" looks like.
The function find_food(food_name) takes a food name as an argument and inserts it into the url as seen below. The output is the nutrition facts of that food and an image for reference.
The recipe search feature allows the user to input two ingredients and returns recipe recommendations using those two ingredients
The output shows the title of the recipe, the ingredients list and measurements, a picture for reference, a URL for the source site of the recipe, and the nutrition facts.
This is the output for the ingredients "chicken" and "lemon"
The function recipes_from_ingredients() takes two ingredients as arguments and inserts them into the URL as shown below. The json output contains quite a bit of information, but I chose to only return the title of the recipe, ingredient list, nutrition facts, website URL, and an image of the recipe as outputs.