I would offer a slightly intro for # Food. Suggestion the first paragraph below. The second (optional) paragraph serves to tip our hats to interesting metadata about food like nutrients.

Food events represent the ingestion of food, whether in the form of meals, snack, grazing, or any other kind of consumption. Even though food is actually consumed over a period of time, food events in the Tidepool platform are point-in-time events that are supposed to indicate that food was consumed around that time. This is because food events are generated by human interaction and requiring both a start and end for the interaction is just unneeded friction.

There are details about food that we are interested to explore. These might include the "nutrients" that impact the metabolism (e.g., carbohydrates, protein, fat, etc.), "significance" of ingestion (e.g., snack, meal, or hypo rescue), "components" of a meal event (e.g., appetizers, sides, entrees, and desserts), "location" (e.g., home cooked or name of restaurant), "cuisine" (e.g., Italian, Chinese, Thai, Mexican), or "recipes". Not all of these are currently accounted for in the data model, nor do we necessarily plan to accommodate all of them.