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Quaker Rice Cakes

CarrieBoo

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CarrieBoo Rookie
CarrieBoo
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Does anyone react to Quaker Rice Cakes??

I had a great gluten-free lunch, at least I thought, until I ate two Quaker caramel-chocolate chip rice cakes, now I feel bloated, gassy, tired, and very foggy...just wondering if anyone else reacts to these...I just looked at their website and they say they cannot guarantee their products are gluten-free during processing....blah!

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KaitiUSA Enthusiast
KaitiUSA
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Quaker has had problems with cross contamination ....I do not trust them

dionnek Enthusiast
dionnek
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one of their flavors (I'm thinking it is the caramel choc. chip or butter toffee) DOES have gluten in the ingredients. And the CC issue.....

CarrieBoo Rookie
CarrieBoo
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Thanks, I thought I read the ingredients, but guess not, thanks for the replies!!

...I will be avoiding rice cakes from now on, better yet I should avoid many processed foods! :unsure:

By the way, what is cc?

Rachel--24 Collaborator
Rachel--24
Posted

CC = Cross Contamination

wonkabar Contributor
wonkabar
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Does anyone react to Quaker Rice Cakes??

My 3 year old son ate lots of the apple cinnamon mini's through out the course of a week. He was a an absolute mess. We had an awful week. I would NEVER give him these again.

Guest cassidy
Guest cassidy
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I have had problems with these as well and I don't eat them anymore.

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flagbabyds
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they make me SOOOOOOOOOOOO sick!

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Felidae
Posted

Try Lundberg brand, they are safe and good.

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