Education/Leisure – Meal Assistance Service Sample Clauses

Education/Leisure – Meal Assistance Service. This section details the meal assistance service of the Education/Leisure Service. This service is mainly responsible to provide information regarding meals, their recipe, the ingredients of a meal, etc., associated to a person. The user is able to retrieve such information by querying the meal assistance service by meal type, recipe type, cooking type, amount of time needed to prepare a particular meal and many more that are described in details below.
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