Key:diet:*

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Description
The prefix for several diet:* keys to describe dietary options. Should not itself be used as a key. Show/edit corresponding data item.
Group: food and beverages
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Status: approvedPage for proposal
taginfo: diet:*

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This page describes a key prefix rather than a simple key.

diet is the common prefix for several diet:*=* keys to describe dietary options, for example to indicate that a amenity=restaurant offers vegetarian dishes.

All tags follow the structure diet:<DIET_TYPE>=<OFFER>.

Tagging

Diet types

Key Description Usage
diet:vegetarian synonym for ovo-lacto-vegetarian, no fish or meat
diet:vegan no fish, meat, dairy, eggs or any other animal products
diet:halal permissible for consumption by Muslims
diet:kosher kosher food, permissible for observant Jews
diet:gluten_free no gluten in food
diet:meat cusine focused on meats
diet:non-vegetarian cusine not focused on vegatarians
diet:lactose_free no lactose in food
diet:pescetarian no land-dwelling meat, but allows fish
diet:dairy_free no milk or other dairy products in food
diet:sugar_free Offers options which contain no or very little sugar. This is a requirement for people with diabetes
diet:lacto_vegetarian no fish, meat or eggs
diet:ovo_vegetarian no fish, meat or dairy
diet:fruitarian only fruit, nuts and seeds
diet:raw uncooked and unprocessed only

Values

  • yes - the place provides at least a proper choice for this diet type, constantly available, i.e. full meal in a restaurant, specific section in shop. If in doubt, see note below.
  • no - the place doesn't provide this diet type at all, or not reliably, i.e. side-orders or light snack only in a pub, temporary products in a shop.
  • only - the place only provides this diet type, N.B. it may often be helpful to tag a vegetarian place with both diet:vegetarian=only and diet:vegan=yes)

Only places that provide a proper choice for an option should be tagged yes. For instance, a restaurant with vegetarian starters but no vegetarian main course is to be tagged no. Same for a pub that can't serve more than light snacks (baked potatoes, green salad) to vegetarians. There is discussion of using the value "limited" as well as yes/no/only, so as to be clearer about the difference between a total absence of options and merely limited options.

Examples

A vegetarian-only Indian restaurant that also offers vegan dishes

Maps

See also

Possible tagging mistakes

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Automated edits are strongly discouraged unless you really know what you are doing!
If you know places with this tag, verify if it could be tagged with another tag.
Automated edits are strongly discouraged unless you really know what you are doing!

Notes