Nutri-Score
Nutri-Score D · page 440
Products sold in the United States whose record carries Nutri-Score D: 79,341.

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Original classic baked snack crackersDR
Reduced fat classic snack crackersDW
Wheat classic snack crackersDW
Whole wheat naan breadDF
Four cheese stuffed calzone, four cheeseSignature CafeDB
Buffalo Style ChickenDA
Artisan Baked CookiesSafeway Select · 60 gDR
Real Fruit FillingSafeway Inc. · 113 gDG
Garlic BreadSignature Select · 50 gDC
Crescent RollsDS
Sliced sheepherder breadSafeway Inc.DW
Wonton StripsSignatureDH
Homestyle biscuitsDC
Chicken & bbq sauce with mozzarella & cheddar cheeses flatbread crustDP
Pretzel ThinsSafeway Inc. · 28 gD

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Rising crust rich traditional tomato sauce topped with mozzarella cheese, cheddar cheese, and spicy italian sausage pizzaD
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Sweet Wheat BreadSignature Kitchens · 28 gDC
Cinnamon breadDW
West coast style gourmet sandwich rollsDW
White cheddar cheese bites baked snack crackers, white cheddarDS
Signature kitchens, breakfast biscuits, cinnamon brown sugarSignature KitchensDG
Golden Oat Breakfast BiscuitsSafeway Inc. · 50 gDP
Potato breadDW
Wheat BreadSignature Kitchens · 30 gDS
Split Top Wheat BreadSignature Kitchens · 31 gDR
Rosemary olive oil bread, rosemary olive oilDB
BreadSignature Select · 57 gD
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Granola naturally flavored berry crunchDD
Deep dish pizzaD
B
Berry crunchy clusters with whole grain rolled oats and sunflower seeds, dried currants, flax seeds, dried cranberries, dried blueberries, almonds, cashews and walnuts granola, berry crunchDC
Cheese stuffed crust supreme pizzaDR
Rich traditional tomato sauce topped with mozzarella cheese & zesty sliced pepperoni pizza, pepperoniDM
Mini angel food cakesDA
Angel food cake loafDP
Prosciutto & arugula sprouted & ancient grain thin crust artisan pizzaDP
Pesto & fresh mozzarella sprouted & ancient grain thin crust artisan pizzaDA
Artisan pizzaD
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Strawberry white chocolate shortcakeSignature SelectDM
Mint ice cream with chocolaty cookie pieces & a cookie crumb swirlDC
Cowboys vanilla bean flavored ice creamD
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.