Nutri-Score
Nutri-Score C · page 747
Products sold in the United States whose record carries Nutri-Score C: 59,774.
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Whole cashew & almond mix, saltedHyveeCC
Crunchy oat squares cereal with a sprinkle of brown sugarHyveeCO
Oven Roasted Turkey Breast Deli SlicesHy-VeeCO
Original Potato GnocchiHy-VeeCB
Basil Potato GnocchiHy-VeeCB
Butterscotch pudding cupsHy-VeeCV
Vanilla flavored pudding cups, vanillaHy-VeeCP
Pudding CupsHy-VeeCC
Chocolate fudge pudding cupsHy-VeeCB
Banana pudding cups, bananaHy-VeeCT
Tapioca pudding cups, tapiocaHy-VeeCC
Chocolate pudding cupsCC
Chocolate vanilla pudding cups, chocolate vanillaHy-VeeCH
Hy-vee, baguetteHy-VeeCC
Creamy Peanut ButterMidwest Country FareCC
Crunchy Peanut ButterCountry FareC1
100% Pure Corn OilCountry FareCN
Non-dairy creamerHy-Vee Inc.CE
Extra thin swiss cheese slices, swissHy-VeeCO
Organic Salsa VerdeHy-VeeCA
Apple SauceMidwest Country FareCN
No salt added potato chipsHyveeCS
Steak and egg breakfast bowlCS
Salted almonds, saltedCS
Strawberry rhubarb fruit on the bottom aussie style yogurtCS
Swiss cheese slices, swissCB
Blue corn tortilla chips, blue cornHy-VeeCW
Wheat BreadCM
Multigrain tortilla chips, multigrainHyveeCC
Cheese RavioliHy-VeeCT
TortelliniHy-VeeCS
Swiss cheese slicesCT
Turkey sausage, egg white and cheese whole wheat muffins sandwichesHy-VeeCC
Canadian bacon, egg white and cheese whole wheat muffins sandwiches, canadian bacon, egg white and cheeseHy-VeeC
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Mediterranean pasta sauceCS
Sourdough Artisan BreadHy-VeeCH
Hy-vee, baking stone bread, french baguetteHy-VeeCH
Hy-vee, baking stone take & bake artisan french baguette breadHy-VeeCH
Hy-vee, baking stone breadHy-VeeCH
Hy-vee, baking stone bread, classic breadsticksHy-VeeCH
Hy-vee, rosemary olive oil breadsticksHy-VeeCA
Artisan Baking Stone Bread, Ciabatta RollsHy-VeeCM
Multi-Grain Ciabatta RollsHy-VeeCH
Hy-vee, baking stone ciabatta breadHy-VeeCH
Hy-vee, take & bake artisan, asiago garlicHy-VeeCH
Hy-vee, baking stone breadHy-VeeCH
Hy-vee, italian peasantHy-VeeCGrades 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.