Nutri-Score
Nutri-Score E · page 558
Products sold in the United States whose record carries Nutri-Score E: 102,313.



P
Potato chips, buffalo wingEP
Potato chipsE
M
Mixed nut sweet & salty chewy granola barsEC
Chewy granola barsEC
Cascadian Farm Organic Sweet & Salty Mixed Nut Chewy Granola BarsEC
Cascadian Farm Organic Sweet & Salty Peanut with Puffed Rice & Quinoa Chewy Granola BarET
Truffles, chocolate coconutET
Truffles chocolate truffle, almond, chocolate, fruit biteET
Truffles, chocolate peanut butterET
Truffles, chocolate mintEG
GoodBelly Maple Cinnamon Almond Probiotics Crunchy BarEG
GoodBelly Toasted Coconut Almond Probiotics Crunchy BarEC
Chocolate mint brownieEC
Chocolate mint brownieE
O
Organic Sweet & Salty Peanut Pretzel Chewy Granola BarsCascadian FarmE
P
Protein lemon blueberry barsEC
Cocoa peanut butter probiotics crunchy bar, cocoa peanut butterEH
Honey almond butter crunchy bar, honey almond butterEC
Chocolate Cashew Brownie Protein Bars, Chocolate Cashew BrownieLarabar · 22.08 oz/625 gEC
Chocolate Coconut Macaroon Granola, Chocolate Coconut MacaroonCascadian farm · 8.5 oz/240 gEC
Chocolate macaroon fruit, nut & chocolate bitesEC
Cocoa peanut butter probiotics crunchy bar, cocoa peanut butterEH
Honey almond butter probiotics crunchy bar, honey almond butterE

O
Organic Sweet RelishCascadian Farm · 16 gEP
Probiotic barEP
Probiotic barEL
Lemon Pound Cake Fruit And Nut BarSmall Planet Foods Inc. · 50 gEC
Coconut Chocolate Chip BarLarabarEG
Gouda CrispsFood Should Taste Good · 28 gEP
Peanut Butter Chocolate ChipCascadian Farm · 22 gEC
Crunchy Oats & Honey Granola BarsSmall Planet Foods Inc. · 40 gEC
Coconut cream pie barEC
Crunchy nut barEO
Organic GranolaSmall Planet Foods Inc. · 47 gEC
Cascadian farm, organic granola bark, dark chocolate, almond, coconutCascadian FarmER
Real Good Bar, Hazelnut Sea SaltFood Should Taste GoodER
Real Good Bar, Macadamia ChaiFood Should Taste GoodEU
Uber fruit & nut barE
C
Chocolate Organic Whole Grain CerealCascadian Farm · 28 gEGrades 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.