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Little Einsteins Cereal ?

KimC1

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Hi there~

I was just wondering if anyone here knew if General Mills Little Einsteins cereal is gluten free? It *APPEARS* to be by the ingredient list and I have emailed G.M. but have not heard back from them yet. Thanks for any info!

Kim

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GM is a company that has stated that they clearly disclose any gluten ingredients. If wheat, rye, barley, malt, or oats isn't listed, then its ok.

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My kid eat that one and also Micky mouse club also. They have not had any reaction to them. do not get the princess one it has gluten in it.

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Hi there~

I was just wondering if anyone here knew if General Mills Little Einsteins cereal is gluten free? It *APPEARS* to be by the ingredient list and I have emailed G.M. but have not heard back from them yet. Thanks for any info!

Kim

I have been eating that one and have not had any troubles with it. As someone else stated. General Mills is a great company and is one that you can just read the labels on and it will clearly list any gluten containing ingredients!! YEAH for GM!!

-Jessica :rolleyes:

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