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Kellogg Corn Flakes

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Which ingredient in Kelloggs corn flakes makes this cereal not gluten free

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kareng Grand Master
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Which ingredient in Kelloggs corn flakes makes this cereal not gluten free

 

 

malt - malt comes from barley

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malt - malt comes from barley

Is it malt flavoring, what's up with Kellogg's, and by the way, Happy St. Pat's Day, my oldest daughter was born on March 17th, does that make her Irish, what do you do for gluten-free beer? :-)

kareng Grand Master
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I have no idea of it is just some chemical made in a lab or made from real malt.  It used to be real malt.  I guess the best place to get info would be from Kellogg's?

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As to gluten free beer... Red Bridge made by Budweiser is the only one readily available where I live. It is OK, every bit as good as Bud Lite (she says with a sneer). I used to be a beer snob and only drank really good small batch or imported beer. I got over it.

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