Fortified Drink Generator

Can size and daily target

Serving volume:
Unit:
Servings to make:

Daily calorie target:
Custom kcal:

Carbonation:

Ingredients

Generate a starting formula for:

Ingredient	Amount	Unit	Remove

Add a custom ingredient (per 100 grams)

Saved custom ingredients:

Name:
Category:
Density (g/ml):

Calories:
Protein (g):
Carbs (g):
Sugar (g):
Fat (g):
Fiber (g):

Omega-3 (mg):
Vitamin C (mg):
Vitamin D (mcg):
Calcium (mg):

Iron (mg):
Zinc (mg):
Potassium (mg):
Sodium (mg):
Magnesium (mg):

Vitamin A (mcg):
Vitamin E (mg):
Vitamin K (mcg):
Vitamin B12 (mcg):
Folate (mcg):

Saturated fat (g):
Caffeine (mg):
Cost per 100 g ($):

Sweetener potency (x table sugar, 0 if not a sweetener):
Tastiness (0-10):
Flavor tags (comma separated):

Allergens and diet

Milk Soy Egg Fish Tree nut

Source: Contains gluten

Batch import and export (CSV)

Import recipe CSV:

CSV columns: ingredient_id, amount, unit. A header row is optional. Unknown ingredient ids are skipped.

Settings

Result

Verdict: Awaiting ingredients

Add ingredients and select Generate and Calculate to score the drink.

Calories per serving	0 kcal
Share of daily calories	0 percent
Servings to reach daily calories	n/a
Nutritional completeness	0 of 100
Palatability	0 of 10
Sweetness level	Unsweetened
Flavor profile	Clean
Meal-replacement viability	Supplement only

Recipe card

Recipe: Unnamed Draft

Safety and physical profile

Osmolality	0 mOsm/L
Estimated pH	7
Caffeine	0 mg
Mixability	Dissolves cleanly
Carbonation	None
Estimated cost per serving	$0.00

Safety warnings (tolerable upper intake per serving):

Osmolality, pH, and mixability are estimates from ingredient composition and serving volume, intended as formulation guidance rather than laboratory measurement.

Compare two formulas

Metric	A	B

Save the current formula to slot A or B, change the ingredients, then save the other slot to see the two scored side by side.

Per-nutrient breakdown

Nutrient	Per serving	Daily value

Daily values use standard adult reference intakes. Sugars and sodium are shown against recommended limits, not goals.