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Nutri-Score B · page 418

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

S
Sam's choice, vegetable soup with ancient grainsSam's ChoiceB
G
Greek nonfat yogurt, black cherryB
C
Clear american, clear american organic, strawberry flavored, strawberry flavoredClear AmericanB
C
Clear american, organic sparkling water beverage, blackberry, blackberryClear AmericanB
C
Clear american, organic sparkling water beverage, lime, limeClear AmericanB
C
Clear american, organic sparkling water beverage, lemon, lemonClear AmericanB
T
Tunavations breaded tuna pattyB
P
Premium wild caught tunavationsB
P
Purified WaterWal-Mart Stores Inc.B
Extra-virgin olive oil, Member's Mark
Extra-virgin olive oilMember's MarkB
S
Slow cooked beef pot roastB
P
Premium wild caught chunk light tunaB
A
Apple sauceB
L
Large ez-peel raw shrimpB
M
Medium raw shrimpB
W
Wild gulf shrimpB
K
Key west pink wild gulf shrimpB
R
Raw colossalB
W
Wild gulf shrimp, texas brownB
R
Raw extra small wild gulf shrimpB
S
SalsaB
A
ApplesauceB
U
Unsweetened applesauceB
G
Great value, organic chicken pot pie soupGreat ValueB
G
Great value, organic minestrone soupGreat ValueB
G
Great value, organic soup, black bean and vegetable, black bean and vegetableGreat ValueB
O
Organic great value, vegetarian chili soupOrganic Great ValueB
D
Diced tomatoes with green chiliesB
N
Nonfat yogurtGreat ValueB
N
Nonfat yogurtGreat ValueB
O
Original strawberry lowfat yogurt, original strawberryB
L
Lowfat yogurtB
L
Lowfat yogurtB
O
Original blueberry lowfat yogurtB
C
Cuban-style braised beefB
C
Chili con carneB
S
Sriracha chili with beansB
J
Jalapeno chili with beansB
C
Chipotle chili with beansB
1% Lowfat Milk, Member's Mark
1% Lowfat MilkMember's Mark · 1 gallonB
d
diced peachesGreat ValueB
S
Seasoned quinoaB
G
Grain medley quinoaB
M
Mediterranean style quinoaB
S
Southwest style quinoaB
lowfat cultured buttermilk, Great Value
lowfat cultured buttermilkGreat ValueB
1
100% pure canola oilMember's MarkB
B
Black forest turkey breastB

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.