Gluten Free Brand Cereal

[2tired]

My brother and I both have Celiacs. We live in a small town where there is not a health food store. I cannot afford to order foods online. I was wondering if anyone knew of a cereal that is brand name that is gluten-free? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks

[Guest Viola]

Hello; when you are posting for products you really need to say what country you are in, best to put it in your signature.

I believe that Nature Path's crispy rice and Nature Path's honey corn flakes are gluten free in both Canada and the US

Hope this helps.

[SueC]

Cocoa and fruity pebbles are gluten-free

[Felidae]

Cocoa and fruity pebbles are gluten-free

For any Canadians lurking, Cocoa and Fruity Pebbles are not gluten-free in Canada.

[nettiebeads]

Malt-o-meal Fruit Dynobites aregf, and if you access to Always Save brand (generic with yellow lables) their Coco Crunchies are gluten-free too. Or you can do grits.

[CMCM]

For any Canadians lurking, Cocoa and Fruity Pebbles are not gluten-free in Canada.

Why do you suppose they would be gluten free in the U.S. but not Canada....why on earth would they change that aspect of the cereal and ADD an allergen such as gluten???? It makes no sense!!

[Guest Viola]

Why do you suppose they would be gluten free in the U.S. but not Canada....why on earth would they change that aspect of the cereal and ADD an allergen such as gluten???? It makes no sense!!

When you think of it, very little about what large companies and government do that makes sense.

Let's see .. maybe it goes like this ... Americans seem to be happy with this cereal so we won't add anything to it, but we think that Canadian's need just a little taste of beer in their's, so lets add some malt flavouing. I am being funny and sarcastic about this of course, but that's how it seems sometimes.

[Guest Robbin]

Aren't there any cornflakes that are gluten-free in the US or Canada that are in the regular supermarket?

[2tired]

Aren't there any cornflakes that are gluten-free in the US or Canada that are in the regular supermarket?

Thanks for your replies. I live in the US. I live in a small town and there are not any health food stores. Everything is brand name food. It really sucks, and I am really tired of this diet.

[tarnalberry]

Aren't there any cornflakes that are gluten-free in the US or Canada that are in the regular supermarket?

Regular corn flakes use barley malt.

You can, however, order specialy gluten-free cereals online in quantity and have it shipped to you, or talk to the grocery store about ordering it for you.

[Guest Viola]

Jerry and Robin you should be able to find the Nature's path corn flakes in a super market. Perhaps go onto their website and see if you can find a store listed near you. I'm afraid I can't tell you which super markets might carry it in the US, but here Save on Foods, Extra Foods and Safeway carry it.

Also, President's Choice brand has gluten free cereal. A couple of boxes say gluten free right on it.

[VydorScope]

Thanks for your replies. I live in the US. I live in a small town and there are not any health food stores. Everything is brand name food. It really sucks, and I am really tired of this diet.

Post Cocoa Pebbles

Post Fruity Pebbles

Some generic "rice puffs"

A new verion of Generl Mills Cocoa Puffins will be gluten-free, but not in all stores yet so be careful!

A ceral called Neopets that I have not personally seen yet.

Envirokids has a line of gluten-free Cerals

Barabara Backary Honey Puffins

Thats just off top of my head, hope that helps!

[kidguiness]

Me an my mm are both gluten free and the cereals we found mainly are cheerios and lucky charms (name brand)

Lucky Charms gluten free.html cheerios gluten free.html

[kareng]

5 hours ago, kidguiness said:

Me an my mm are both gluten free and the cereals we found mainly are cheerios and lucky charms (name brand)

Lucky Charms gluten free.html cheerios gluten free.html

There are a lot more options now than in 2006 when this thread was active.  Chex makes many " flavors" that are safe and gluten-free.  

[Victoria1234]

1 hour ago, kareng said:

There are a lot more options now than in 2006 when this thread was active.  Chex makes many " flavors" that are safe and gluten-free.  

I need to try them all! I tried the cinnamon sugar ones and was sad they weren't flavored on both sides, or maybe it was only half of them were flavored?... Regardless of that fact, they weren't flavorful enough for my taste. I wanted more of an old fashioned cinnamon and sugar Life cereal experience! I've gotten used to eating trail mix for breakfast, or leftovers. Just can't find a cereal I like! Anyone else find a good one?

[tessa25]

I was always partial to Corn Pops (pre gluten free). The gluten free equivalent is Gorilla Munch which I liked alot the time I tried it.

 

[Ennis-TX]

I keep Vans cereals in my house for a friend who stays over sometimes. The whole company is gluten free unlike the lucky charms or cheerios companies, honestly I would never let those in my house.  Open Original Shared Link

[Victoria1234]

7 minutes ago, Ennis_TX said:

I keep Vans cereals in my house for a friend who stays over sometimes. The whole company is gluten free unlike the lucky charms or cheerios companies, honestly I would never let those in my house.  Open Original Shared Link

Oooh those look good!