[hannahsue01]

I saw Ice Berry Pebbles at our local grocery store yesterday. It says new on the box. I was wondering if this cereal is gluten free or not? It appears to be but I am not sure.

[lovegrov]

If it doesn't have wheat or malt, barley malt, or malt flavoring listed, it probably is. I have not, however, contacted the maker myself.

richard

[KaitiUSA]

Well Cocoa and Fruity Pebbles are both gluten free...if its the same brand (General Mills) they will list wheat,rye, barley, or oats if it has any so just look.

[Pink_Bunny]

I thought that it was only Fruity Pebbles that are gluten-free. not Cocoa pebbles.

I have not seen the new one though. I may have to look for it the next time I go shopping (if it is gluten-free)

[happygirl]

FDA now requires every company to disclose any wheat, so wheat itself should be clearly listed if it is on there.

Malt would prob be the next contender. Post the ingredients if you have them.

[hannahsue01]

happygirl, on Dec 13 2006, 04:32 PM, said:

FDA now requires every company to disclose any wheat, so wheat itself should be clearly listed if it is on there.

Malt would prob be the next contender. Post the ingredients if you have them.

Here are the ingredients as shown on the box.....I didn't see anything obvious like wheat or malt and it is a kraft product.

Rice, sugar, polydectrose (source of fiber), hydrogenated vegatable oil (coconut and palm kernel oils), salt, contains less than 0.5% of natural and artificial flavor, acetic acid, red 40, blue 1.

[dionnek]

Based on those ingredients, and especially since it is Kraft who always lists wheat, I'd definitely eat them! Let us know if they are any good

[zachsmom]

I hate to say this but unless you have eaten the icey fruity pebbles... They have an odd taste to them . I had to give ours away. But regular fruity pebbles are okay.