Nutri-Score

Nutri-Score B · page 152

Products sold in the United States whose record carries Nutri-Score B: 31,219.

G
Grainaissance, mochi, cashew-dateGrainaissanceB
N
Navel OrangesRestaurant Item · 1 serving(s) (100 g)B
F
Fresh Donut PeachRestaurant Item · 1 serving(s) (100 g)B
F
Fresh Orange Bell PepperRestaurant Item · 1 serving(s) (100 g)B
L
Large Cosmic Crisp Apple - EachFresh Apples · 1 cup slicesB
F
Fat free milkB
2
2% reduced fat milkB
1
1% lowfat milkB
F
Fat free milkB
King kullen 2% reduced fat milk
King kullen 2% reduced fat milkB
1
1% lowfat milkB
L
Large Heirloom Navel Oranges · 1 cup sections, without membranesB
F
Fresh California Yellow Peach – Each · 1 small (2-1/2" dia)B
F
Fresh Black Plum - Each · 1 NLEA servingB
F
Fresh Red Plum - Each · 1 NLEA servingB
F
Fresh Red Cherries In Bag - Approx 2 Lb · 1 cup, without pitsB
M
Mangos · 1 fruit without refuseB
G
Green Onions · 1 cup choppedB
Sweet Potatoes
Sweet Potatoes · 1 cup, cubesB
G
Golden whole kernel cornB
C
Cut Sweet PotatoesSchnucksB
O
Original mexican style diced tomatoes with green chiliesB
M
Mexican style diced tomatoes, hotB
P
Papayas · 1 fruit, smallB
F
Fresh White Peach - Each · 1 small (2-1/2" dia)B
F
Fresh Large D'Anjou Pear - Each · 1 mediumB
F
Fresh Large D'Anjou Red Pear - Each · 1 mediumB
Antioxidant infusion - Costa Rica clementine, Bai
Antioxidant infusion - Costa Rica clementineBai · 530 mlB
B
Baby Golden Beets · 1 beet (2" dia)B
R
Red Cabbage · 1 cup, shreddedB
C
Carrots · 1 cup gratedB
C
Corn On The Cob · 1 ear, medium (6-3/4" to 7-1/2" long) yieldsB
L
Leeks · 1 cupB
F
Fruit mixB
P
Pure olive oil, classicB
M
Mild diced green chilesB
D
Diced pearsB
Y
Yellow cling peach slices in heavy syrupB
M
Medium california salsa, fire roastedB
D
Diced tomatoesB
E
Electrolyte water, tropical mangoB
L
Large Mangos · 1 fruit without refuseB
N
Nonfat yogurtB
L
Light nonfat yogurtB
W
Whole milk yogurtB
U
Ultra-pasteurized creamer, originalB
A
Applesauce, strawberryTopsB
M
Mixed fruitB

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.