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Rice Krispies?

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amber-rose Contributor
amber-rose
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Hi...i was wondering if Rice Krispie Treats have gluten in them. It says it contain maltodextrin, so i'm not sure. Thanks for the help! :D

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hez Enthusiast
hez
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No. Sorry but rice krispies have malt in them. Malt=gluten. You can easily make your own treats by using a gluten-free rice crisp cereal (there are several brands, I cannot think of the name) and kraft marshmellows. Very yummy :)

Hez

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jayhawkmom
Posted

Rice Krispies are a nono.

But, Envirokids Koala Crunch is a rice krispy like cereal, but chocolate. And, they would make YUMM-O rice krispy treats!

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Rice Krispies are a nono.

But, Envirokids Koala Crunch is a rice krispy like cereal, but chocolate. And, they would make YUMM-O rice krispy treats!

They actually make those already. Envirokids Krispy Bars or something...SO GOOD!

mmaccartney Explorer
mmaccartney
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I like to make them with fruity or cocoa pebbles!

watkinson Apprentice
watkinson
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I just saw in Safeway the other day that Kellogs has made an Organic Rice Krispies! :P Anyone know if these are gluten free?

Wendy

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flagbabyds
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i highly doubt it

i think all kellogs cereals have gluten in them.

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hez Enthusiast
hez
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No. On their website it lists organic malt as an ingredient. Malt=gluten.

Hez

watkinson Apprentice
watkinson
Posted

I actually sent them an email because I saw that too. The problem is the whole Malt issue.....is it made from barley or corn. Supposedly if its made in USA then it should be corn. ( ? ) I don't know. <_< If it's not one thing it's always another.

Wendy :)

penguin Community Regular
penguin
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I actually sent them an email because I saw that too. The problem is the whole Malt issue.....is it made from barley or corn. Supposedly if its made in USA then it should be corn. ( ? ) I don't know. <_< If it's not one thing it's always another.

Wendy :)

Unless the malt specifically says corn or rice malt in the label, malt is always barley.

That includes, um, all but two mainstream cereals :rolleyes: Stupid companies...

Moongirl Community Regular
Moongirl
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They actually make those already. Envirokids Krispy Bars or something...SO GOOD!

I eat those every morning as my cereal on the go bar....they are aweome, the berries not too bad, but the choco one is delicous!!!!!!!

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