Flowers Foods (FLO). Cramer said that while Flowers might have looked good two weeks ago, it's a sell due to rising raw costs. The company trades at 22 times its earnings, but is only growing at 10%, and that makes it too expensive in Cramer's book.

Cramer put PharMerica (PMC) in the "don't buy" camp. This company is too new and unseasoned to invest in, he said, adding he saw no compelling reason to take on the extra risk.

Cramer didn't think Clorox (CLX) was a good choice. He noted the company's rising raw costs, recent downgrade and lowered guidance. Instead he recommended PepsiCo (PEP) as an alternative play.

Cramer sees EnerNoc (ENOC) as a speculative energy conservation play. Cramer said this one is a buy, adding the company's energy conservation efforts are perfect suited for the upcoming election cycle.