Vegetables

35 products ranked by Scout score

Best vegetables right now

Kroger Russet Potatoes 98/100
Scout's analysis: Kroger Russet Potatoes are a whole food with no added ingredients, making them minimally processed. They provide essential nutrients such as vitamin C, potassium, and…
Wholesum Organic Zucchini 97/100
Scout's analysis: USDA Organic zucchini grown in the US and Mexico by Wholesum Family Farms. No fumigation, no GMO, no wax coating. Packaged loosely with USDA Organic and Non-GMO…
Real Pickles Organic Beets 96/100
Scout's analysis: USDA Organic fermented beets from Northeast US farms by Real Pickles Cooperative. Raw and fermented with organic red cabbage and rosemary sea salt. Packaged in glass —…

What to skip

Princella Cut Sweet Potatoes 50/100
Scout's analysis: This product contains sweet potatoes, which are nutritious and provide vitamins and fiber. However, the addition of corn syrup and sugar increases the level of…
Ginger Root 60/100
Scout's analysis: Conventional ginger root sourced from China by Keurig Dr Pepper Inc. Low glyphosate risk but subject to irradiation and chlorine wash treatments. Extended shelf…
Kenter Canyon Farms Wild Arugula 68/100
Scout's analysis: USDA organic and Regenerative Organic certified wild arugula from Kenter Canyon Farms in the United States. Packaged in clamshell plastic with a chlorine wash treatment…

What the better vegetables have in common

Sea Salt in 3 of 35
Zucchini in 2 of 35
Organic Tomatoes in 2 of 35
Red Onions in 2 of 35
Cauliflower in 2 of 35

Common questions about vegetables

What scores highest in vegetables on Scout?

Kroger Russet Potatoes leads Scout's vegetables ranking at 98/100, followed by Wholesum Organic Zucchini (97) and Real Pickles Organic Beets (96). Scores compare products within the category on ingredients, processing, packaging and any lab results.

What should I avoid in vegetables?

Princella Cut Sweet Potatoes scores 50/100, the lowest of the 35 products Scout has analyzed in vegetables; next lowest are Ginger Root (60) and Kenter Canyon Farms Wild Arugula (68). Each product page lists the ingredients behind the number.

How does Scout score vegetables?

Every product in vegetables gets one 1–100 score for comparison within its category: the full ingredient list judged by a category-specific framework, the published processing level, the packaging, and any credible lab results. Lab results are disclosed, not scored. Scout takes no payment for scores or placement.

How Scout scores vegetables

One 1–100 score per product, judged within its category: every ingredient on the label through a category-specific framework, the published processing level, the packaging, and any credible lab results. No brand pays for a score or a position on this list. Read the full methodology →