Nutri-Score
Nutri-Score D · page 457
Products sold in the United States whose record carries Nutri-Score D: 79,341.
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Guacamole Tortilla ChipsFood Should Taste Good · 28 gDO
Organic Dark Chocolate Chip Chewy Granola BarsCascadian FarmDC
Cascadian farm organic, berry cobblerCascadian FarmDP
Pinto Bean Multigrain ChipsSmall Planet Foods Inc. · 28 gDC
Chocolate covered almondDO
Organic Ancient Grains GranolaCascadian Farm · 57 gDC
CappuccinoDT
Tortilla ChipsSmall Planet Foods Inc. · 49 gDT
Tortilla ChipsFood Should Taste Good · 28 gDC
Cascadian Farm Organic Honey Oat Crunch CerealDO
Organic Soft Baked Squares Oats & ChocolateCascadian FarmDO
Organic Soft Baked Squares Wild BlueberryCascadian FarmDT
The original fruit & nut food barDT
The original fruit & nut food barDP
Pecan PieLarabarDL
Larabar, the original fruit & nut food bar, chocolate coconut chewD


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Snickerdoodle BarLarabarDP
Pumpkin Pie BarLarabarDG
Gingerbread BarsLarabarDG
Gingerbread BarsLarabarDT
The original fruit & nut food barDD
Dark chocolate turtleDT
Tortilla ChipsFood Should Taste Good · 28 gDL
Larabar, fruit nut & seed mix, renola berryDF
Fruit nut & seed mix renolaLarabarDR
R'e'nola fruit nut & seed mix, cocoa coconutSmall Planet Foods Inc.DM
Mocha chip barsDM
Mint Chip Brownie BarsLarabarDW
White Bean HummusFood Should Taste Good · 30 gDT
The original fruit & nut food barDT
The original fruit & nut food barDB
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Banana nutDL
Larabar Peanut Butter Chocolate Chip Mini Fruit & Nut BarDC
Cscdn farm org farm stand harvest gran vanilla coconut pumpkin seedsCascadian FarmDO
Organic chewy granola barsDL
Larabar Mint Chocolate Truffle Fruit & Nut BitesD
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Larabar Double Chocolate Brownie Fruit & Nut BitesDF
Fruit & nut protein barLarabarDC
Crunchy nut barLarabarDO
Organic chewy granola barsSmall Planet Foods Inc.DF
Food should taste good, brown rice crackers, roasted red pepperFood Should Taste GoodDF
Food should taste good, brown rice crackers, tomato & basilFood Should Taste GoodDP
Pita PuffsFood Should Taste Good · 28 gDGrades 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.