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Puffed Rice Cereal


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Sillyyakdidi Apprentice

is there any puffed rice cereal that is gluten-free???


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azmom Newbie

Erewhon makes one called Rice Twice w/ "lightly sweetened crisps & puffs of brown rice". Just bought it, but no one in the family has tried it yet.

new to LI Newbie

Erewhon makes three cereals, arrow head mills aslo makes a puffed rice. the best i have tasted is natures path, the make seveal cereals that are gluten-free and the two puffed rice ones were very good.

tarnalberry Community Regular

If you mean like Rice Crispies, I go with Erewon. If you mean puffed, I go with Arrowhead Mills (but I'm not a huge fan).

2Boys4Me Enthusiast

Check the label on Safeway brand. Ours was gluten-free last time I checked but it DID say made in a factory where wheat is present". (I'm in Canada, BTW, so items may be different.)

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KAWill Newbie

Is Arrowhead Mills Puffed Rice considered safe?

I called the company and they said the product is not tested and it is produced in a facility where wheat is also processed.

Thanks, Kent

Di-gfree Apprentice

I'm in Canada, too; and haven't found a brand of Puffed Rice that doesn't include the warning: "made in a facility where wheat is present". So, no Puffed Rice for me. Besides, I find when I eat Puffed Rice (back in the days when the warning wasn't present), it caused my hypoglycemia to act up for some reason.


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Takala Enthusiast

Take a Lundberg rice cake.

Crumble it into a bowl.

= rice cereal.

Don't use Quaker, too much potential of cross contamination.

alla Newbie
is there any puffed rice cereal that is gluten-free???

Kallo makes some: Open Original Shared Link

Sweetfudge Community Regular
Erewhon makes one called Rice Twice w/ "lightly sweetened crisps & puffs of brown rice". Just bought it, but no one in the family has tried it yet.

i do like this one. it's pretty close. i miss REAL puffed rice though :)

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