gluten-free Party Mix

[katrinamaria]

hey guys!

my mom makes an amazing party mix...BUT it's not gluten free. i know it shouldn't be hard to adapt to gluten-free (nuts, i found gluten-free pretzals) but i'm having trouble finding a subsitute for cheerios and the chex/crispix type cereal. i've looked in all of my local health food areas....so i was just wondering if anyone had any specific brand of those cereals that were good and where you found them? also, are the seasonings ok? worshtishire (yeah i butchered the spelling... haha), and then like garlic powder and stuff should be ok?? thanks in advance for your help guys! hope you all make it safely through the holiday foods! enjoy

kms

[tarnalberry]

- cheerios - nothing I've seen/heard come terribly close to the taste, but there are a couple (amaranth o's and perkys o's are the two that I can think of)

- 'chex' - health valley makes rice crisp'ms and corn crisp'ms cereals that taste just like chex (only better, imho)

- worstershire - IIRC, lea & perrins is fine

- garlic, spices - yep, stick to pure spices, and you're generally fine (not spice/seasoning mixes)

[angel-jd1]

I made chex mix last year and it turned out great!! I used the Health Valley Rice and Corn crunch ems. Good luck!!

-Jessica

[katrinamaria]

hey! thanks guys did you have to order these cereals over the internet? or did you find them in a grocery store or something? i'm having trouble finding these...i have one more place to check around here, so *fingers crossed* haha

thanks again--

[Guhlia]

hey! thanks guys did you have to order these cereals over the internet? or did you find them in a grocery store or something? i'm having trouble finding these...i have one more place to check around here, so *fingers crossed* haha

thanks again--

Try www.shopbydiet.com. They have tons of other awesome gluten free products too, plus a HUGE selection of cereals.