Educational!
Showed my kids and they love it! So educational for students that want to know more about healthy eating!
Archived App (Last seen on 7 Dec 2025)
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About
Learn about healthy eating with this educational game based on the "Traffic Light" nutrition system. It helps players understand the impact of different food types on their diet. The game aims to encourage healthier food choices.
✓Traffic Light nutrition system
✓Educational gameplay
✓Encourages healthy eating
✓Plant-based food focus
✓NutritionFacts.org integration
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What's New in Dodgy Diet
1.1
June 29, 2022
Bug fixes and improvements
User reviews
Developer apps
FAQ
What is the "Traffic Light" system in Dodgy Diet?
The "Traffic Light" system categorizes foods into Green (unprocessed plant foods), Yellow (animal products, processed plant foods), and Red (processed animal products, ultra-processed plant foods) to help users understand their nutritional impact.
Does Dodgy Diet contain ads?
No, Dodgy Diet does not contain advertisements. The app is completely free and does not include any monetization features.
What age rating is Dodgy Diet?
Dodgy Diet has an age rating of 9+, making it suitable for children and adults interested in learning about nutrition.
How often is Dodgy Diet updated?
The latest version of Dodgy Diet is 1.1, which was last updated on June 29, 2022. Future updates will depend on developer plans.
What devices support Dodgy Diet?
Dodgy Diet is supported on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices. It is designed for iOS platforms.
Can Dodgy Diet help me lose weight?
Dodgy Diet is intended for educational purposes to highlight nutritional concepts and encourage healthier eating habits. It is not a weight loss program and users should consult a doctor for medical advice.
Where can I find more nutritional information?
Users can visit NutritionFacts.org for more comprehensive nutritional information, as recommended by the app.
What do beta testers think of Dodgy Diet?
In a beta tester survey, 83% claimed they would consider eating more fruits, veggies, and whole grains as a result of playing Dodgy Diet.
