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Gluten-Free Rice Krispies

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emsimms Apprentice
emsimms
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Has anyone tried Kellogg's gluten-free rice crispies?
The company told me that no other common allergens (incl. sulphites) are in them (I asked about soy, eggs, dairy, corn, and nuts), but I am still wondering if we should take the chance?

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LauraTX Rising Star
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I and a few people I know eat them, and use them to make rice crispie treats.  Never heard anything otherwise.

Roda Rising Star
Roda
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My kids eat them all the time! Taste wise,  I like them much better than other gluten free brands.  We have not had any issues with them at all. 

Celiacandme Apprentice
Celiacandme
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I haven't tried them. Saw them in the store recently though and thought they'd be good to have in the house for the kids. A treat for them and safe for me to be around. :) Let us know what you think, if you try them.

SkyBlue4 Apprentice
SkyBlue4
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We tried them and my kids really liked them. Unfortunately, my store stopped carrying them for some reason.

IrishHeart Veteran
IrishHeart
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I like them and have never had an issue with them.

psawyer Proficient
psawyer
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I eat them regularly, and have never had a problem.

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emsimms Apprentice
emsimms
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Thanks so much for your helpful replies, everyone!
My son has a variety of food intolerances, that is why I hesitated. I might try them after your encouraging words. :)
Thanks again!

kleitner1961 Newbie
kleitner1961
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Has anyone tried Kellogg's gluten-free rice crispies?

The company told me that no other common allergens (incl. sulphites) are in them (I asked about soy, eggs, dairy, corn, and nuts), but I am still wondering if we should take the chance?

I have made rice krispie treats with them did not bother me at all :) They are a little more crunchy than the regular ones,but I like crunchy.

emsimms Apprentice
emsimms
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I forgot to ask: All of you who can tolerate the rice crispies well, do you have any other food intolerances and/or generally problems with processed gluten-free foods?

Roda Rising Star
Roda
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The only other intolerance my youngest son and I have is to gluten free oats. 

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