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USA Manufacturers That Use Non-Iodized Salt USA Manufacturers that use non-iodized salt A: B: A1 Archer Farms B&G Foods Ac'cent Archway B&M Ac'cent Sason Argo Bachman ACH Foods Armour Baken-ets ACT II Arnold Ball Aidells Arnott's Ball Park Air Crisps Aron Streit (Matzos & mixes) Banquet Aldi Corn Flakes Arrowhead Mills Barilla Aldi Organic Diced Tomatoes Atomic fireball Barowsky's Aldi SAV Saltines Aunt Hattie's Bear Creek Alexia Aunt Jemima Becel Algood Food Company Authentic Foods-Kroger Beefsteak Ali Coffee Begel-Fuls American Farms Bell Plantation: PB2 American Popcorn Ben & Jerry's Amora Berlinki Andy Capp's Bernstein's Angelica Bakehouse Bertolli Annie's Better Body Foods Applegate Meats Betty Crocker Aquafina Beyond Meat Big G cereals Billy Goat Chip Co Bimbo Bakeries Bird's Eye Birds Eye C&W Birds Eye Voila Butterkrust Butternut C: Bisquick C&W Black Forest Organic Café HAG Blue Band Café Prima Coffee Blue Bonnet Café Spice Blue Print Juice Cajun Inspector Blue Sky Cajun King Bluebird Calise and Son's Bakery Boar's head Calumet Baking powder Co Boboli Calve bobs Cameo Boca Campbell's: Boca Burger Canoleo Bolthouse Cape Cod Bonox Cap'n Crunch Boston Baked Beans - Original Capri Sun Boulder Canyon Natural Foods Captain John Derst's Brach's Captain Morgan Bar-B-Q Branding Iron Carando Breakstone's Carbsmart Brer Rabbit Carte d'Or Breyers Cary's Brisk Casa Fiesta Brooks Casbah Brownberry Cascadian Farm Bruce Foods Cascadian Farm Cattleman's BBQ Bugles Celeste Bunny Bush's Beans Butterball Butterkrust Butternut D: Celestial Seasonings D.F. Stauffer Biscuit Co Cheerios Darrell Lea Chester's Fries-Snacks David Seeds Chef Boyardee Dean Foods Chewy debi lilly Chex Del Real Foods Chi Chi's Dennison's Chicken in a Biskit Devonsheer Chuckles Di Lusso Cinnamon Toast Crunch Diablitos Underwood Classico Dinty Moore Claussen Dirty Clight D'Italiano Cobblestone Mill Dole Coca Cola Don Miguel Coleman Natural Don Pepino Comstock Dona Maria ConAgra Foods Doriana Cook's ham Doritos Cool Whip Dr. Pepper/Snapple Corina Draper Valley Farms Cornetto Dream Cornuts Duncan Hines Country Crock Dunkin Donuts Country Kitchen Durkee Country time Cracker Barrel Cracker Jacks Cream of Wheat Crock-pot Seasonings Crosse & Blackwell Crunch 'N Munch Crystal Light Curly's E: F: G: Earth Balance Farmland Galla Lee Earth's Best Ferrara USA Gallo Salame Eat Smart Snacks Fiber One gardein Eating right Fiddle Faddle Garden Fresh Eckrich Fleischman's Garden of Eatin' Egg Beaters Flora Gardetto's El Guapo Flowers Foods Gatorade El Restaurante Folgers General Foods Internation El Torito Food 4 less store brand General Mills Ella's Kitchen Food Service Gerbes store brand Emeril's food should tast good GG Unique Fiber Enjoy Life Foster Farms Girl Scout Cookies Entenmann's Francesco Rinaldi Glutino Erin's Frank's Red Hot Godiva Eureka Franz Bakery Gold Medal European Bakery Freihofer's Goldfish Europe's Best French's GOLEAN Evangeline Maid Frescarini Good Humor EVOL Freshlike Goodbye Gluten Frestillas Goya Frito Lay Granda Sycamore's Home Frontera Foods Grandma's Fruit Snacks Grandma's Molasses Fruit Stripe Greek Gods Fruttare Green Giant Funyuns Greenwood Grey poupon Gulden's Gwaltney H: H: J: H.K. Anderson Holsum J&J's Pretzels Haagen-Dazs Home Pride Jack Daniels Sauces Hampton Creek (Just Mayo) Honey Maid Jaw Busters Hanover Foods Hormel Foods Jays Hansen's Hostess Jell-O Happy Family Brands House of Tsang Jennie-O Harvest Crisps Hubert's lemonade Jeno's Harvest Snaps Hungry Jack Jet-Puffed Harvestland Hungry Man Jif Hawaiian Hunt's Jiffy Health Valley Husman's Jiffy Pop Healthy Choice Husman's Jimmy Dean Healthy Ones Huyfong JJ Nissen Heart to Heart Joan of Arc Heart/Heartbrand John Morrell Heartland Bread Comp I: Johnsonville Hebrew National Immaculate Baking Jones Dairy Farm Heiner's Imagine Jolly Time Heinz Islen snacks Juanita's Fine Foods Hellman's IZZE Jujyfruits Helper (hamburger) Jus-Rol HerbOx Herdez K: Heritage Farm Kangaroo Hershey's Karo Herr's Kashi Hilshire Farms Kayem Foods Keebler Kellogs Ken's Foods Kettle Kid Cuisine Kikkoman KIND King Arthur Flour K-L M: M Kingsford's corn starch MacDonalds (not the restaurant) Milestone Coffee Kix Madhaven Natural Sweeteners Miracle Whip Klondike Magic Seasoning Blends Miss Vickie's Knack & Back Magnum Mission Foods Knorr Maier's Mizkan Knox Malt o'Meal Molly McButter Kool-Aid Manischewitz mom to mom Kraft Foods: Manwich Mondelez International Kraker Bran Maple Grove Farms Monster Kretschmar MaraNatha Morton Kroger Margherita Mother's Krunchers! Marie Callender's Mountain Dew Krusteaz Marinela Mrs Dash L: Market Pantry Mrs. Bairds La Banderita Martha White Mrs. Butterworth La Choy Mary Jane & Friends Mrs. Freshleys La Saltena Matidor beef jerky Mrs. Paul's La Victoria Maui Style potato chips Mrs. Smith's Lamb Weston Maxwell House Lance Mazola Mueller's Lance Crackers McCormick Muir Glen Organic Land O'Frost McKenzie's Munchies Larabar Merita Munchos Las Palmas Mexene Chili Late July Mezzetta Latina Mi Casa Lawry's Lay's Leavitt Corp Lemonhead Lender's Bagels Lenny & Larry's Libby's Life Lipton's Lloyd's LoftHouse Cookies Log Cabin Lucky Charms N-O: Nabisco O-P P R: Nalley Open Nature Pillsbury R&B foods Nathan's Famous Open Pit BBQ sauce Pinnacle Foods Ragu Nature Valley Orchard Crisps Pirate Brands Rain Blo Nature's Harvest Ore-Ida Planters Rama Nature's Own Oreo Polaner Ranch Style Beans Near East Oroweat Popcorn-Indiana Red Bull New York Flatbreads Ortega Poppycock Red Gold New York Style Orville Redenbacher Popsicle Red hots Newman's Own Oscar Meyer Post Cereals Red Pack Nickle's Bakery Osem Foods Prego refreshe Nile Spice Othentic Foods Pringles Regina Nilla Oven Baked Private Select (Kroger) REV No Fear Owen's Farms Premium Rhodes Rolls Now & Later P Pretzel Crisps Rice-A-Roni Nut Harvest P.F. Chang's Home menu Primo Taglio Rickland Orchards Pace Progresso Ritz O: PAM Promise River Queen Nuts O Organics Pantry essentials Propel Riviera Ocean Spray Parampara Psst RO*TEL Odom's Tennessee Pride Parkay Purdue Foods Robertson's O-KE-Doke popcorn Pasta Roni Purnell's Old Folks Rocky Old Bay Seasoning Patak's Rold Gold Old El Paso Peace Tea Q: Roman Meal Old London Peanut butter & Co Quaker Rosarita Ole Mexican Foods Pedialyte Quikstop store brand Rosie Onko Penrose Royal Baking Powder Pepperidge Farm Royco PepsiCo Ruffles Peter Pan S: S: S: T: S&W Beans Smart Ones Stacy's chips Talenti Saag's Smirnoff Stagg Chili Tang Sabra Smithfield Foods Starbucks (grocery) Tapatio Hot Sauce Sabritones Smuckers State Fair Tassimo Sahale Snacks Snack Artist Stauffer Tasty Bite Sanka Snack Factory Pretzel Crisps Stella Doro Tastykake Santa Cruz Organic Snackabouts Stove Top Teddie Peanut Butter Santitas Snackwells Stroehmann Texas Pete Hot Sauce Sara Lee Snyder's Lance Sugar Twin TGI Fridays Sathers Snyder's of Berlin Sugar Wafers Thai Kitchen Sclafani Snyder's of Hanover Sun Butter Theo Chocolate Seneca So Delicious Sun Chips Thomas Sensible Portions Sobe Sunbeam Tia Rosa Seven Seas Solero Super Bubble Tilda Shedd's South Beach Living Supper Bakes Tim's Cascade Snacks Sierra Mist Spam Sutton & Dodge Tom's Signature Café Spectrum Swanson Tone's Simmenthal Spice Island Sweet Baby Rays Tony Chachere's Simple Truth Spicetec Flavor & Seasonings Swiss cracker Top Markets Tator Tots Simply Asia Spring Tree Top N Go snacks Simply Balanced Springer Mountain Farms Tostitos Simply Natural Spitz-Snacks Total Skinny Girl Dressings Sunbeam Totino's Skippy Towne House Skips Dips Trappey's Slim Jim Triscuit Slim-Fast Smart Balance SmartFood -snacks T-V W: Store Brands (Safe) Hy-Vee: ONLY THESE FOODS Walden Farms Baker's Breads / Buns Trix Walls Carrs-Safeway English Muffins Trolli Wanchai Ferry City Market Potato Chips Tropicana Waterfront bistro Dillons Salsas TrueNorth Weber Seasonings Food 4 Less Chili style beans Tuttorosso Welch's Foods Co Red kidney beans Tyson Foods Wesson Fred Meyer Corn-canned Texas Pete Hot Sauce Western Fry's Food Stores Green Beans-Canned U: Wheat Thins Gerbes Baked Beans-Canned UDI's Foods Wheaties Harris Teeter Pork and Beans-Canned Uncle Ben's Whiteweat JayC Food Stores Garbanzo Beans Underwood Whitley's Peanut Factory King Soopers Great northern beans Unilever Wholly Guacamole Kroger Butter Beans-canned UTZ snacks Wild Oat's Marketplace KwikShop Red Beans-canned Tim's Cascade Snacks Wilderness Loaf 'N Jug Carrots-canned V: Wish-Bone Owen's Hominy-canned V-8 Wolf Brand Chili Pak'n Save Kraut-canned V. Pearl Wonder Pavilions Mixed Vegetables-canned Valley Fresh World Food Pay Less Super Markets Vegetable juice Van Camp's Wright's QFC Quality Food Centers Beets-canned Van de Kamp's QuickStop Refried beans Vermont Breads X Ralphs Sloppy Joe Mix-canned Vermont Maid Randalls Soups and Broths Viola Y: Safeway Sweat peas-canned Vlasic Yoki Smith's Sweet peas-canned Yves Veggie Cuisine Target Ravioli-canned Tom Thumb Spagetti=canned Z: Trader Joes Lima beans-frozen Zapp's Turkey Hill Green Beans-frozen Zatarain's Vons Italian blend Veg. -frozen Whole Foods 365 line Carrots-frozen 34 Degrees Corn-frozen Fiesta Blend Veg.-frozen Chow Mein Stir Fry-frozen Mixed Vegetables-frozen Ketchup Pizza sauce Lemon Peper seasoning Meat tenderizer Saltines.
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