good and gather cheddar
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Good & Gather cheddar items are sold in three main states: ready-to-eat snack items, shredded cheese sold as an ingredient/ready-to-use product, and frozen meals that require cooking and must be kept frozen until prepared.
Good & Gather cheddar products carry various labels and claims, including Organic/USDA Organic, non-GMO, gluten free or gluten-free certified, Kosher, vegan/non-dairy options, and a 0g trans fat declaration on one item. Multiple items also repeat statements such as no artificial flavors and no synthetic colors.
Products described as convenient for grab-and-go include single-serve puff packs, individually packaged mini sandwich crackers, and multi-packs designed for portability and individual portions.
Multiple product descriptions repeat that Good & Gather items are made without a long list of unwanted ingredients, specifically noting no synthetic colors, no artificial flavors, no artificial sweeteners, and no high-fructose corn syrup.
Examples in the product descriptions list protein amounts of 7 g, 10 g, and 14 g. Calorie references include 180 calories per serving, 160 calories per pack/serving, and 70 calories per cup (for popcorn). Not every item lists both protein and calories.
At least one toddler-specific cheddar snack is labeled with Age Level: Toddler 12–36 months and the product description notes the snack is “easy to eat” for little ones.