Nutri-Score
Nutri-Score C · page 781
Products sold in the United States whose record carries Nutri-Score C: 59,774.

T
The greek gods, probiotic greek style yogurt, honey, pomegranateThe Greek GodsCF
Fruit On The Bottom Greek Style Yogurt, Honey FigThe Greek GodsCH
Honey greek yogurtThe Greek GodsCG
Greek yogurt styleThe Greek GodsCT
The greek gods, probiotic greek yogurt, honey, vanilla, cinnamon and orangeThe Greek GodsCG
Greek yogurtThe Greek GodsCG
Greek YogurtGreek GodsCG
Greek yogurtCG
Greek style yogurtThe Greek GodsCT
The greek gods, probiotic greek style yogurt, honey, blueberryThe Greek GodsCG
Greek yogurtThe Greek GodsC
G
Greek yogurtCG
Greek yogurt, chocolate mochaThe Greek GodsCG
Greek yogurt styleThe Greek GodsCG
Greek yogurt styleThe Greek GodsC
B
Blueberry with honey greek yogurt styleC

T
The greek gods, kefir low fat cultured milk, plainThe Greek GodsCL
Low fat cultured milk kefirThe Greek GodsCT
The greek gods, kefir low fat cultured milk, honey & strawberryThe Greek GodsCK
Kefir low fat cultured milkThe Greek GodsCK
Kefir low fat cultured milkThe Greek GodsCK
Kefir low fat cultured milkThe Greek GodsCT
The greek gods, probiotic kefir, honey blueberryThe Greek GodsCC
Cheese Blintzes 6 Filled CrepesManischewitzCR
Round breadAnthony & Sons Bakery Inc.CD
Diet tonic waterCG
Ginger aleCD
Diet soda, chocolate fudgeSelect-Canfield Enterprises LlcCS
Spring snap pea reginetti pasta and vegetables in a red pepper sauce, spring snap peaC
C
Cheese lasagnaCaesar's Pasta SpecialtiesCC
Caesar's, Penne 2 Pasta, Tofu & KaleCaesar's Pasta SpecialtiesCC
Caesar's, Mac & Cheese Made With Rice Pasta, Portabello MushroomCaesar's Pasta SpecialitiesCB
Buffalo style chicken mac & cheese with cheddar & blue cheese sauceCaesars KitchenCS
Sliced Turkey PastramiRusserCS
Sliced Roasted Turkey BreastRusserC
T
The original crackerbread roundsCC
Cinnamon Hearts Cracker, CinnamonValley lahvosh baking co. · 4.5 oz/127.6 gCH
Hearts CrackerbreadValley Lahvosh Baking Co.CT
The original lahvosh crackerCP
Premium ice barCP
Premium ice barCGrades 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.