Nutri-Score

Nutri-Score C · page 287

Products sold in the United States whose record carries Nutri-Score C: 59,774.

P
Pecan HalvesDiamondC
C
Chopped PecansDiamond · 30 gC
S
Shelled WalnutsDiamond · 30 gC
D
Diamond of california, shake & spoon, chopped pecansDiamond Of CaliforniaC
P
Pecan HalvesDiamond · 30 gC
C
Chopped PecansDiamond · 30 gC
C
Chopped HazelnutsDiamond Foods Inc. · 30 gC
E
Emerald, almonds, cinnamon roastC
V
Vanilla roast almondsC
V
Vanilla roast almondsC
E
Emerald, roast almonds, vanillaEmeraldC
E
Emerald, almonds & walnutsEmeraldC
C
Cocoa Roast AlmondsEmerald · 42.5 gC
C
Cocoa roast almondsC
C
Cocoa roast almondsC
C
Cocoa roast almondsC
S
Spanish PeanutsDiamond · 30 gC
T
Thyme + Season, Mediterranean Hummus KitPenguin Software IncC
S
Stuffed flounderC
W
Whole kernel sweet cornC
P
Poplets, Crunch Perfected!, Toasted Corn CentersFront Range Snacks Inc.C
P
Poplets, Toasted Corn Centers, Sea Salt & ButterFront Range Snacks Inc.C
G
Gelatin Family PackD'sabor · 113 gC
C
Chocolate PuddingD'sabor · 113 gC
G
Gumbo sauceC
Jolly rancher chews original flavors assortment
Jolly rancher chews original flavors assortmentC
Misfits in gummies two flavor candy green applecherry
Misfits in gummies two flavor candy green applecherryC
D
Dutch potato saladC
O
Original amish macaroni saladC
R
Red bliss potato saladWhole Foods MarketC
S
Smoked mozzarella pasta saladC
C
Curried pumpkin soupC
C
Chili lime porkC
S
Shoyu chicken tokyo style ramenC
M
Mini spring rollsC
T
Tonkotsu chicken tokyo style ramen noodles with tender white meat chicken and vegetables in a savory brothC
T
Tokyo style ramenC
P
Potstickers chicken & vegetable dumplingsC
C
Chicken & Vegetable Mini Spring RollsLing Ling · 82 gC
Vegetable Mini Spring Rolls, Ling Ling
Vegetable Mini Spring RollsLing Ling · 82 gC
F
Fried riceC
F
Fried riceC
Thai-style chicken fried rice
Thai-style chicken fried riceC
Y
Yakiniku beef fried riceC
N
NoodlesC
D
Drunken noodles with chickenLing LingC
I
Imitation crabmeatC
Potato Gnocchi, Rummo
Potato GnocchiRummoC

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.