claude mcp add mcp-opennutrition -- npx -y mcp-opennutrition
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first seen 2026-10-09 ยท last seen 2026-10-16 ยท seen 32ร ยท listed by 10 sources
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A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server providing access to the comprehensive OpenNutrition food database with 300,000+ food items, nutritional data, and barcode lookups. OpenNutrition addresses the longstanding issues with fragmented and unreliable nutritional data by combining authoritative public sources (USDA, CNF, FRIDA, AUSNUT). Unlike other databases that suffer from inconsistent user-generated content or restrictive commercial licensing, OpenNutrition provides transparent, comprehensive, and accurate nutritional data that's freely accessible to developers and researchers. Tools - **Search by Name**: Find foods by name, brand, or partial matches - **Browse Foods**: Get paginated lists of all available foods - **Get by ID**: Retrieve detailed nutritional information using food IDs - **Barcode Lookup**: Find foods using EAN-13 barcodes Installation Docker (recommended) The easiest way to run the server is via Docker. No build steps required. Run the container: Then add to your MCP configuration: From source 1. Install dependencies: 2. Build the project: 3. Add to your MCP configuration (set the same version of node that you used to build the project): Data Source This server uses the OpenNutrition dataset. The dataset provides comprehensive nutritional profiles including macronutrients, vitamins, and minerals. Usage Once configured, the MCP server runs fully locally on your machine and automatically provides food and nutrition query capabilities to Claude/Cline. All data processing and queries happen locally with no external API calls, ensuring privacy and fast response times. Example Here is an example of how Claude uses the tool for a brownie recipe: