Kroger Sweet White & Gold Whole Kernel Corn - 15.25oz can

Product Information

• Product Details

  

  EXCEPTIONALLY DELICIOUS TASTE: Whole Kernel Sweet Corn is picked at the peak of ripeness and packed within hours to seal in Farm Fresh Goodness for naturally sweet corn flavor, bright golden yellow color and just-off-the-cob crispness.

  NATURAL GOODNESS: Whole Kernel Sweet Corn is made with fresh, 100% Sweet Corn for a naturally sweet flavor, bright golden yellow color and just-off-the-cob crispness. No Preservatives. Part of a Healthy Lifestyle.

  SIMPLE LABEL: Only corn, water and salt! No Preservatives. A crowd pleaser that is great as a standalone side-dish, snack or a "secret-ingredient" in your favorite recipes. Corn Chowder or Corn & Black Bean Salsa anyone?

  GROWN & MADE IN THE USA: Whole Kernel Sweet Corn is grown and made in the U.S.A. - Cultivated in the U.S. heartland by multi-generational, U.S. farmers on family-owned farms located in the fertile regions of Illinois, Minnesota, Iowa or Wisconsin.

  ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY: Packaged in convenient, recyclable steel cans made with Non-BPA lining (can lining not intentionally made with BPA). Ready-to-Eat. Please recycle.

  • Kroger Sweet White & Gold Whole Kernel Corn
  • Crisp Yellow Kernels
  • Farm Fresh Goodness
  • US Grown and Processed
  • Delicious, Natural Sweetness

• Dietary Information

  Low Fat, No Added Sugar, No Artificial Ingredients, No Saturated Fat, Pescatarian, Vegan, Vegetarian

• Nutrition Information

  FoodHealth Score

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  Nutrient Density - The amount of beneficial nutrients, like fiber and protein, relative to the calories.

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  High Ingredient Quality:

  • Whole Grains
  • Healthy Fats: Omega-3s

  High Nutrient Density:

  • Protein
  • Potassium

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  Foods get a lower score when they have:

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  • Refined Grains
  • Artificial Additives

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  • Saturated Fats
  • Added Sugars

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  Nutrition Facts

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  3.5 Approximately Servings Per Container

  Serving size1/2 cup

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  Amount per serving

  Calories70

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  % Daily value*

  Total Fat1g1%

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  Saturated Fat0g0%

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  Trans Fat0g0%

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  Cholesterol0mg0%

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  Sodium200mg9%

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  Total Carbohydrate12g4%

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  Dietary Fiber2g7%

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  Sugar5g0%

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  Added Sugar0g0%

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  Protein2g0%

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  Calcium0mg0%

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  Iron0.3mg2%

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  Potassium180mg4%

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  Vitamin D0mcg0%

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  *The % Daily Value (DV) tells you how much a nutrient in a serving of food contributes to a daily diet. 2,000 calories a day is used for general nutrition advice.

  Ingredients
  CORN, WATER, SALT

  Allergen Info
  Free from Wheat and Their Derivatives,Sesame Seeds and their derivates,Crustaceans and their derivates,Eggs and their derivates,Fish and their derivates,Soybean and its Derivatives,Milk and its derivates,Tree Nuts and Their Derivatives,Peanuts and their derivates.

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