Directly supports CLM-52’s claim that a matrix does not prove the finished pairing.
This limitation follows the report’s description of pairing recommendations and substitution candidates.
The DLG report states that Foodpairing and comparable databases do not supply the mixing ratios needed for successful combinations and lack matrix-specific threshold information, so users must experiment individually.
Sentence ending “experiment individually”
“FOODPAIRING® Software,” final paragraph
FOODPAIRING® Software
Missing ratios, thresholds, food-matrix dependence, and experiment requirement checked on 2026-08-26.
Verified paraphrase of the information missing from pairing software.
Evidence
The DLG report states that Foodpairing and comparable databases do not supply the mixing ratios needed for successful combinations and lack matrix-specific threshold information, so users must experiment individually.
Location and context
“FOODPAIRING® Software,” final paragraph, ending with the individual-experiment requirement.
Annotation
Directly supports CLM-52’s distinction between a candidate and a proven finished pairing.