Nutri-Score
Nutri-Score E · page 559
Products sold in the United States whose record carries Nutri-Score E: 102,313.
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Sweetened Organic Corn And Oat CerealSmall Planet Foods Inc. · 28 gEF
Food should taste good, tortilla chips, jalapeno, cheddarFood Should Taste GoodEL
Larabar Chocolate Macaroon Fruit & Nut BitesEC
Crunchy nut bar, dark chocolate raspberryLarabarEP
Peppercorn Blend Brown Rice CrackersFood Should Taste Good · 28 gEC
Coconut Cream PieLarabarEP
Premium Organic Chocolate GranolaCascadian Farm Organic · 49 gE
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Fruit & Nut BarSmall Planet Foods Inc. · 48 gEC
Coconut Chocolate Chip BarLarabarEL
Larabar, fruit & nut bar, chocolate chip macaroonLarabarEC
Crunchy nut barER
Real good barFood Should Taste GoodER
Real Good BarFood Should Taste Good · 40 gEH
Honey almond cranberry nut & seed bar, honey almond cranberryED
Dark chocolate almond nut & seed bar, dark chocolate almondEG
GoodBelly Honey Almond Butter Probiotics Crunchy BarEG
GoodBelly Cocoa Peanut Butter Probiotic BarEP
Peanut chocolate nut & seed barEA
Apricot Fruit SpreadSmall Planet Foods Inc. · 19 gEO
Original Sweet Potato ChipsFood Should Taste Good · 28 gEO
Organic LemonadeCascadian Farm Organic · 48 mlEW
Wrigley's, juicy fruit, gum sticks, sour green appleEA
American pop flavored gum sticksE
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Gummies wild berries candyEG
GummiesE
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Wrigley's doublemint, chewing gumEJ
Jelly beans candy, cherry, lemon, green apple, orange, strawberry, grapeEC
CalpicoCalpisED
Desserts candyEH
Hard Candy, Cherry, Raspberry, Watermelon, Orange, PineappleLifesaversEM
Mints, Wint O GreenLifesaversEF
Fruit chewsEF
Fruit chews, strawberry lemonade chill, citrus slush, cherry splash & blue raspberry rushEF
Fruit chewsE
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Big ring gummies candyED
Darkside bite size candiesE

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Original fruit chews, originalEC
Candy gummiesLifesaversE
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Fruity slushies, fruit chews candyEA
Awesome original bubble tape gum, awesome originalEW
Wild berry bite size candiesEGrades 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.