Nutri-Score
Nutri-Score D · page 708
Products sold in the United States whose record carries Nutri-Score D: 79,341.
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Yogurt blends ice creamD
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Ice creamD
I
Ice cream, peanut butterDR
Red white & blue lemon sorbet and vanilla light ice cream with a redberry swirl and blue sour patch kids bitz, red white & blueDG
Grand ice creamDS
Strawberry pretzel cheesecake crunch ice creamDI
Ice creamDE
Edy's, frozen custard, butter toffee brickle, butter toffee brickleDI
Ice cream, caramel delightDT
Triple-filled light ice cream, salted caramel coresDE
Edy's, slow churned, yogurt blends, cultured frozen dairy dessert, caramel praline crunch, caramel praline crunchDL
Light ice creamDI
Ice cream, brownies 'n fudgeDL
Light ice cream, chocolate cup cakeDC
Cherry Chocolate Diamond Daze Vanilla Light Ice Cream With A Cherry Swirl And Cherry Filled Dark Chocolatey Diamond Pieces, Cherry Chocolate Diamond DazeDC · 1.5 Quart/1.41 lDN
Nestle, toll house, ice cream, chocolate peanut butter cupD
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Marshmallow ice cream with chocolate cake pieces and a whipped coconut swirlDI
Ice cream, spumoniD
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Ice creamDC
Caramel and sweet cream frozen yogurt swirled together with crunchy praline almondsDD
Dreyers, frozen custard, strawberry shortcakeDB
Brownie bite chocolate light ice cream with chocolatey pieces, brownie chunks and a fudge swirlDG
Grand ice creamDI
Ice creamDR
Rich caramel cores triple-filledDL
Light ice cream, vanillaDE
Edy's, frozen custard, mint cookies n' creamDG
Grand ice cream, campfire s'moresD
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Ice cream, rich chocolateD
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Frozen custard, salted caramel pretzelD
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Frozen yogurtDF
Frozen yogurtDD
Dreyer's, frozen custard, chocolate malt, chocolate maltDS
Sweet butter cream ice cream with sponge cake pieces and a frosting swirlD
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Edy's, frozen custard, snickerdoodleDC
Chocolate cake ice cream with cake pieces and a frosting swirl cupcakesDC
Creamy coconut 1/2 dipped in dark chocolate fruit and dairy bars, creamy coconutDG
Grand ice creamDC
Churro flavored light ice cream with a graham cracker swirl and churro pieces, churroDGrades 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.