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You should eat
…
Had to let one go
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A side with that Premium
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Sorted
Sorted.
Go and eat it.
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Your bracket
Eight dishes, seeded from what you actually like. Round of 8, semifinal, final — one of these is dinner.
Match 1 of 4 — pick one
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Eight on the table
One of these is dinner.
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That is the run
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Twelve picks, and it learned three things.
The one you kept choosing
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Together
How many are eating?
Everybody answers five either-ors on this phone, one after another. Then one dish the whole table can live with.
Nobody sees anybody else’s answers
Together
Pass the phone over.
Same questions, their answers. Whatever comes back has to suit you both.
Nobody sees the other’s answers
Decide together
Your half is done.
Send this to whoever you’re eating with. They answer five of their own, and you both land on one dish that suits you both.
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Seven dishes, picked from what you actually like.
What kind of evening is it?
Reading what you have liked…
Because of what you have liked before.
That did not come back.
Two ways to make it.
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Nearby
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Food is what it knows best — what to eat, what goes with what, what to do with half a cabbage — but it will have a go at whatever you ask.
Beta — it runs on services that are busy a lot of the time, so it will occasionally not answer. Ask again and it usually does.
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Answers come from a model and can be wrong — worth checking anything that matters. It cannot see your kitchen or your location, and it is not a doctor, a lawyer or an accountant. Standard questions are answered by a free public model and never include your taste profile; Advanced questions go to Google’s Gemini with it.
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Something to watch or listen to while you cook and eat. Free channels and stations in groups — food shows first, then music, comedy, travel, calm and more — with what’s on now and next. Tap a group to see what is in it. The radio keeps playing while you look up the recipe.
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Channels from iptv-org, the open database of free TV, read fresh every hour — and each one is tried from your own browser before it is listed, so you only see the channels that actually play where you are. Each group is picked by hand from iptv-org’s own categories, with nothing grim for the dinner table. What’s on comes from each channel’s published listings, found through iptv-org/epg; a channel can run a few minutes off them. They are free, ad-supported channels — the adverts are theirs, not ours.
Tuning in…
The radio directory is not answering just now.
It is a free, volunteer-run directory and it has the odd bad minute. Nothing is wrong at your end.
Stations come from Radio Browser, a free community directory. The food and dining group is stations named for eating — dinner lounges, restaurant and coffee-bar channels, a barbecue station; the others are music to cook and eat to, about ten of the best-loved stations in each, with no talk, news or sport. Each streams straight from its own broadcaster to you; morsels45 hosts none of them and puts nothing over them, though a station may run its own adverts.
The list
Dishes
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Your day
Five small things, a dish worth having, and a streak that grows when you show up.
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Dish of the day
Mood, one good thing and the day’s question come free with an account — not Premium, just signed in.
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Tap one. Once a day, and you can change it any time before midnight UTC.
One good thing today
One line is enough. Tomorrow you get to read it back.
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Press and hold Dot for its menu: ask about morsels45, play, take the tour or pat it. Pick it up to move it. Tap a dish on the answer screen and Dot will take a bite.
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What you don’t eat
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Stick to what you like, keep the usual mix, or reach for the long tail.
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