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Nutri-Score A · page 553

Products sold in the United States whose record carries Nutri-Score A: 47,872.

Whole almonds unsalted, Nice
Whole almonds unsaltedNiceA
C
Cream Of Mushroom Condensed SoupNice · 123 gA
D
Diced TomatoesNice · 122 gA
S
Saltine CrackersNice · 15 gA
B
Buffalo Style Chicken WingsNice! · 84 gA
M
Mini Chicken Egg RollsNice! · 113 gA
D
Diet ColaNice · 240 mlA
C
Cut Green BeansNice · 125 gA
S
Sweet PeasNice · 125 gA
Delish, tomato & basil pasta sauce, tomato,basil, delish
Delish, tomato & basil pasta sauce, tomato,basildelish · 23.5 oz (667 g)A
P
Pure Orange JuiceNice! · 240 mlA
C
Calcium & Vitamin D Orange JuiceNice · 240 mlA
J
JuiceGood & Delish · 240 mlA
O
Orange Juice With PulpGood & Delish · 240 mlA
Large Eggs, Nice
Large EggsNice · 24 ozA
L
Large eggsA
L
Large eggsA
L
Large eggsA
Large Eggs, Nice
Large EggsNice · 24 ozA
Large Eggs
Large EggsA
L
Large eggsA
L
Large eggsA
W
Whole Wheat BreadNice! · 50 gA
H
Hummus With Pita Chips Snack PackGood & Delish · 113 gA
I
Iceland Pure Spring WaterGood & Delish · 240 mlA
C
Corn NuggetsNice · 30 gA
S
Sparkling WaterNice! · 240 mlA
F
French Onion SoupGood & Delish · 285 gA
C
Creamy Chicken Vegetable SoupDe Good & Lish · 285 gA
S
Spring RollsGood & Delish · 84 gA
Sparkling Water Beverage, Nice!
Sparkling Water BeverageNice! · 240 mlA
E
Energy Liquid Water EnhancerGood & Delish · 2.5 mlA
A
Antioxidant Liquid Water EnhancerGood & Delish · 2.5 mlA
S
Sport Liquid Water EnhancerDe Good & Lish · 2.5 mlA
R
Refreshing Liquid Water EnhancerDelish · 2.5 mlA
J
JuiceDe Good & Lish · 240 mlA
P
Purified WaterFirst Quality Water & Beverage Llc. · 500 mlA
L
Light Juice Cocktail From ConcentrateGood & Delish · 240 mlA
F
Fruit & Veggie SensationGood & Delish · 240 mlA
O
Orange JuiceDelish · 240 mlA
C
Cajun Rice And BeansNice! · 72 gA
A
Apple SauceNice! · 113 gA
O
Original apple sauceA
E
Elbow MacaroniNice! · 65 gA
S
Spaghetti PastaNice! · 56 gA
E
Egg NoodlesNice! · 61 gA
N
Nice!, pasta sauce, meatNiceA
T
Traditional Pasta SauceNice · 124 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.