Some positions are crossed out on the receipt although they are eatable. Which positions are accepted and which are not?

Some positions are crossed out on the receipt although they are eatable. Which positions are accepted and which are not?

There is no clear list of which items are accepted and which are not. Storage purchases are always crossed out. This is for example a bottle of ketchup, salt and olive oil. A storage purchase is everything that exceeds the amount for a meal very clearly. Non-food items are also not accepted because they are not covered by food subsidies.

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