In countries unaccustomed to inflation, sticker shock in grocery aisles is real and it's prompting more people to look for the brightly-colored stickers that indicate markdowns. But not everyone has a knack for improvising in the kitchen. To help shoppers figure out what to do with those reduced-price foods, London-based Uncommon Creative Studio created the Yellow Sticker Cookbook.
On their phone, users go to the cookbook's web app and scan a reduced product. They can add items they have at home and then click through to see recipes that combine those ingredients. As the free service's tagline points out, it allows people to 'find the meal in every deal.'
The Yellow Sticker Cookbook was developed by Uncommon's customer experience practice using Google Vision API, which detects and identifies objects in the real world.
