I feel you on that hahah

If it’s just an unnamed street then it is extremely easy, just click the road and put it a name. Then in the buildings, just click them and you’ll see that you can fill the address, the number, zip code and whatever else you want to add.

But be careful, this shit is extremely addictive. First you just want to map your street, then when you’re happy about it you go with your city block, then you go with the whole town and then you’re screwed trying to map your whole country!

I’m seeing this post so late, probably you already found a way to add this info, but just in case… For me the easiest a way to contribute is just using iD editor in the browser, you just go to OSM, create an account, zoom on the area you want to contribute and then click edit. This editor has everything you need and is easy to use but it may be a bit daunting the first time. If you are very new to this just check how other users gave tags to the near buildings created.

For the apps, I only use them to contribute very small things like adding a missing restaurant, I’m not sure that you can even use them to draw buildings and name streets.

As a more advanced editor you have JOSM, but since you seem new and looking the easiest way, the iD is just fine.

I’d love them to be vegan just to make our lives easier but I’m kind of used to since all my friends are meat eaters anyway. I’m just getting back to the market after breaking a long term relationship with a vegetarian, so I’m not sure yet where to put my boundaries, it is said that the 0,7% of the population in my country is vegan, so I may die single looking for a vegan partner.

I’ve seen this question asked a lot for this specific brand on Reddit.

I’ll just copypaste one answer given a few weeks ago from someone called “goosie7”:

General Mills guidelines on labeling:

Vegetarian: General Mills vegetarian products may contain dairy, egg and bee products (e.g. honey, bees wax). They shall not contain ingredients of other animal origin (mammalian, poultry, fish, crustacean, mollusk, insect) including additives. This is also known as Lacto-Ovo Vegetarian. Microbial derived ingredients (e.g. enzymes) and small amounts of animal-derived ingredients that do not require the harming of an animal (for example, Vitamin D derived from sheep’s wool) are acceptable. NOTES: Prohibited ingredients include but are not limited to: gelatin and carmine. In addition, we ensure that the food label does not include a cross-contact allergen label for fish, crustacean or mollusk.

Vegan: General Mills vegan products shall not contain any ingredient of animal origin (mammalian, poultry, fish, crustacean, mollusk, insect) and shall not contain any animal derivatives (dairy, egg and bee products) including additives and processing aids. Microbial derived ingredients are acceptable (e.g. enzymes). NOTES: Prohibited ingredients include but are not limited to: sugar processed through bone char, L-cysteine hydrochloride processed from human hair or duck feathers, carmine and vitamin D3 derived from sheep’s wool. In addition, we ensure that the food label does not include a cross-contact allergen label for fish, crustacean or mollusk.

It’s most likely sugar processed with bone char, which according to them is vegetarian but not vegan.

I helped switch my 88 years old grandma to Mint a few months back when her laptop started to run painfully slow. I don’t think she understands that I changed her OS but she is happy with “whatever I did to her laptop”, now her laptop runs much faster and 0 problems so far for her needs, very simple needs but she actually uses it a lot!