Nutri-Score
Nutri-Score A · page 267
Products sold in the United States whose record carries Nutri-Score A: 47,872.
S
Sweet Garden PeasPinnacle Foods Group Llc · 89 gAS
Sugar Snap PeasBirds Eye · 83 gAA
Artichoke HeartsBirds Eye · 84 gAT
Tender Broccoli CutsBirds Eye · 87 gAC
Cut Green BeansBirds Eye · 81 gAC
Classic Mixed VegetablesBirds Eye · 91 gAB
Baby PeasBirds Eye · 87 gAF
French Cut Green BeansBirds Eye · 83 gA
C
Creamed SpinachBirds Eye · 124 gAC
Cooked Winter SquashBirds Eye · 119 gAV
Vegetables & Sauce California BlendBirds Eye · 112 gAR
Rotini & VegetablesBirds Eye · 115 gAR
Roasted Potatoes & Broccoli In Cheese SauceBirds Eye · 111 gAV
Vegetables & Shells In Garlic Butter SauceBirds Eye · 255 gAP
Peas & Pearl Onions In Lightly Seasoned SauceBirds Eye · 121 gAP
Pearl Onions With A Cream SauceBirds Eye · 125 gA
T
Tuscan Vegetable & SauceBirds Eye · 107 gAG
Green Beans & Spaetzle In Bavarian Style SauceBirds Eye · 156 gAS
Sweet PeasBirds Eye · 89 gAC
Cut Green BeansBirds Eye · 81 gA
F
Fresh Frozen VegetablesBirds Eye · 90 gAB
Birds eye, steamfresh, brpccoli, cauliflower & carrotsBirds EyeAB
Birds eye, steamfresh, fresh frozen vegetableBirds EyeAB
Birds eye, steamfresh, fresh frozen vegetables mixturesBirds EyeAB
Birds eye, steamfresh, fresh frozen vegetablesBirds EyeAW
Whole Green BeansBirds Eye Foods Inc. · 85 gAB
Birds eye, steamfresh, premium selects fresh frozen vegetables, brussels sproutsBirds EyeAL
Lightly Seasoned Asian MedleyBirds Eye · 85 gAB
Birds eye, steamfresh, lightly seasoned garlic cauliflower, garlicBirds EyeAB
Broccoli Florets Fresh Frozen VegetablesBirds Eye Foods Inc. · 85 gA

S
Sugar snap peasBirds EyeA
I
Italian blend fresh frozen vegetables, italian blendAB
Baby Broccoli Blend MixturesBirds Eye · 96 gA

B
Broccoli, Carrots, Sugar Snap Peas & Water ChestnutsBirds EyeAL
Lightly Sauced Pasta & Broccoli With Cheese SauceBirds Eye · 181 gAM
Multi-grain blend with spinach, tomato & onionsAC
Cut green beansAF
Fresh Frozen VegetablesBirds Eye · 89 gA

Grades come from the product records in Open Food Facts and follow the official Nutri-Score algorithm, which rates a food from its nutrition table. A grade is not health advice; the label on the product always prevails.