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Nutri-Score A · page 764

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

Y
Yellow kernels popping cornMarket PantryA
M
Mandarin orangesA
D
Diced peachesA
Diced Pears, Market Pantry
Diced PearsMarket PantryA
O
Organic fruit pouchesSimply BalancedA
O
Organic fruit pouchesSimply BalancedA
Kids Protein Organic Nutritional Shake, Orgain
Kids Protein Organic Nutritional ShakeOrgain · 4 x 8.25 fl ozA
S
Squash medley steam in bagA
B
Brussels sproutsA
B
Broccoli medley with broccoli, cauliflower & carrotsA
B
Broccoli & cauliflowerA
S
Sugar snap peasA
A
Asparagus spearsA
C
Classic Almond ButterJustin'sA
N
No stir almond butterMaranathaA
H
Harissa Mild Moroccan Red Pepper SauceA
O
Organic QuinoaSimply BalancedA
M
Market pantry, whole grain cereal, toasted oatsMarket PantryA
S
Steel Cut OatsMarket PantryA
C
Chunk Light TunaStarkistA
C
Chunk Light Tuna In WaterStarkistA
F
Flax seedAuchanA
W
Whole wheat flourSimply BalancedA
C
Chicken breast stripsA
I
Italian-style lasagna with meat sauceA
O
Organic Pineapple ChunkSimply BalancedA
O
Organic Mango ChunksSimply BalancedA
W
Wild BlueberriesSimply BalancedA
O
Organic BlackberriesSimply BalancedA
O
Organic strawberry & banana fruit blendSimply BalancedA
C
Cage Free Fresh EggsMarket PantryA
C
Cage Free Large Fresh EggsMarket PantryA
C
Cage free fresh eggsA
C
Cage Free Large Fresh EggsMarket PantryA
C
Cage Free Extra Large Fresh EggsMarket PantryA
C
Chef saladA
S
Sliced apples with peanut butterA
C
Celery & carrotsA
W
Whole almonds unsaltedShopriteA
A
ApplesTroutA
Oats, Quaker Oats
OatsQuaker OatsA
W
Whole Slender Asparagus SpearsLady LibertyA
P
Pacific mackerel in brinePacificA
A
Asparagus Slender SpearsLady LibertyA
Carrots, Sliced - No Salt Added, Mc.Trader
Carrots, Sliced - No Salt AddedMc.Trader · 425gA
Vegetables, Mixed - no salt added, Mc.Trader
Vegetables, Mixed - no salt addedMc.Trader · 425gA
T
Tender green asparagus spearsA
Pears, Slices in Juice, Mc.Trader
Pears, Slices in JuiceMc.Trader · 425gA

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.