Nutri-Score
Nutri-Score D · page 746
Products sold in the United States whose record carries Nutri-Score D: 79,341.
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Liberty Hearth, Irish Soda BreadModern Italian BakeryDB
Beef pattiesDA
Angus beef pattiesD1
100% pure beef burgersDG
Gorton's, savory fish fillets, whole breaded fish fillets, lemon herbGorton'sDC
Crispy Battered Fish PortionsGorton's · 58 gDG
Gorton's, original battered fish tenders, whole battered fish filletsGorton'sDG
Gorton's, seafood appetizers, stuffed shrimp, stuffed shrimpGorton'sDS
Shrimp bitesGorton'sDS
Seafood appetizersDS
Salmon bites seafood appetizers, south westDW
Wild caught salmon sausageDW
Wild caught salmon sausageDS
Stout beer battered cod bitesDI
Ipa beer battered cod bitesDF
Fish Fillets, Potato CrustedGorton'sDC
Conimex, Sambal Oelek, HotFirst Indo American Corp.DN
Nabisco, wheat thins snacks, sundried tomato & basil, sundried tomato & basilD

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Genoa SalameHillshire Snacking · 91 gDT
Turkey Lit'l SmokiesHillshire FarmDT
Turkey breastDO
Oven roasted turkey breastDH
Hillshire, Rustic Harvest Snacking Small PlatesSara Lee FoodsDI
Italian Dry Salame With Gouda Cheese & Toasted RoundsGalileo · 91 gDS
Snack TriosGalileo · 91 gDH
Hot Calabrese SalameHillshire Snacking · 91 gDO
Oven roasted turkey breastDB
Black forest hamDH
Hillshire Snacking, Grilled Chicken Bites With Sweet Chili SauceSara Lee FoodsDC
Country Mild 36 Sausage PattiesRudy's Farm · 57 gDN
Naturals black forest hamDC
Chicken breastDH
Hillshire farm, naturals, roast beefDH
Hillshire farm, naturals, rotisserie seasoned chicken breastDH
Hillshire farm, naturals, slow roasted turkey breastDH
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Hillshire farm, naturals, applewood smoked hamDN
Naturals, Turkey BreastD
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Smoked ham, smoked turkey breast sandwich starter, smoked ham, smoked turkey breastDA
All natural honey roasted ham, honey roastedDA
All natural black forest ham, black forestDE
Extra lean smoked hamDGrades 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.