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"Still using the ol' side-of-the-box trick to find out how many calories are in your food? That's adorable. \nLike most things nowadays, there's a tech equivalent. Israel-based tech startup Consumer Physics, Inc., is working on a gadget called SCiO that analyzes the chemical makeup of food \u2014 meaning you can scan your sandwich and get an (apparently) accurate breakdown of its nutritional values, from calories to trans fat to taste. \nSee also: Want to Know How Many Calories Are in Your Food? This Gadget Tells You\nElliott is skeptical about the idea in the newest episode of Mashable Minute. If ignorance is bliss, he rations, make sure whatever you're ignoring is something of the Taco Bell origin. \n\nAnd speaking of things that are appetizing: On Monday, we talked to you about tricking out your toilet. \n\nHave something to add to this story? Share it in the comments."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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