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Nutri-Score C · page 488

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

H
Hannaford, sparkling water, white grapeHannafordC
H
Hannaford, sparkling water beverage, raspberryHannafordC
H
Hannaford, sparkling water, kiwi-strawberryHannafordC
S
Sparkling water beverageHannafordC
C
Condensed chicken & stars soupC
H
Hannaford, sparkling water beverage, key limeHannafordC
H
Hannaford, sparkling water, kiwi, strawberryHannafordC
H
Hannaford, sparkling water beverage, raspberryHannafordC
H
Hannaford, sparkling water beverage, black cherryHannafordC
C
Condensed cream of chicken soupC
C
Cream of mushroom soupC
Y
Yellow Cling Diced Peaches In Light SyrupHannaford · 113 gC
P
Pineapple Tidbits In Pineapple Juice From ConcentrateHannaford · 113 gC
C
Classic potato saladC
M
Macaroni saladC
C
Cole slawC
B
Baked beansC
N
New england style calm chowder soupC
M
Minestrone with penne soupC
H
Hannaford, sparkling water, cranberry raspberryHannafordC
R
Rice PuddingHannaford · 129 gC
T
Tapioca PuddingHannaford · 129 gC
D
Deluxe bake & rise crust pizzaC
1
100% juiceHannaford Bros. Co.C
C
Crunchy breaded fish filletsC
M
Multigrain Rice CakesHannaford · 10 gC
H
Hannaford, cinnamon-raisin swirl breadHannafordC
Supreme bake & rise crust pizza, Hannaford
Supreme bake & rise crust pizzaHannafordC
P
Pickle chipsC
S
Sweet gherkinsC
S
Sweet relishC
C
Corn with red & green peppersC
C
Cut yams cut sweet potatoes in syrupC
frosted shredded wheat, Hannaford
frosted shredded wheatHannafordC
L
Lowfat sherbetHannafordC
R
Rainbow SherbetHannaford · 85 gC
T
Tri-Color TortelliniHannafordC
Coffee Creamer, Hannaford
Coffee CreamerHannaford · 15 mlC
M
Macaroni & cheese gourmetC
W
Wheat brown 'n' serve rollsC
C
Churn style light ice creamC
C
Churn style light ice creamC
Baby Dill Pickles, Hannaford
Baby Dill PicklesHannafordC
C
Condensed tomato soupC
F
Fat free frozen yogurtHannafordC
C
Churn style light ice creamC
R
Raisin fork split english muffinsC
U
Unseeded Rye Sliced BreadHannaford · 27 gC

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.