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Burning Issue: Fruity Pebbles And Cocoa Pebbles

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surfgolden Apprentice
surfgolden
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Can someone give me the defintive answer to whether or not Fruity Pebbles and Cocoa Pebble are gluten free? I have read so mnay conflicting accounts about both cereals. I would love to have some but not willing to take the chance without some assurance that they are safe to eat.

Can anyone proved THE ANSWER?

Thanks so much.

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celiacgirls Apprentice
celiacgirls
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They are made by Post which is a Kraft product. Kraft is a company who will list all sources of gluten.

My kids have been eating them recently without problems.

ptkds Community Regular
ptkds
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My kids eat cocoa pebbles almost daily w/out problems. And Trix are safe, now also. My toddler loves them and hasn't had any problems! I have eaten all of them too w/out a problem. Just read the box to make sure.

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FeedIndy Contributor
FeedIndy
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Fruity Pebbles and Cocoa Pebbles by Post are gluten free. Cocoa Puffs by General Mills now have wheat starch, though I found the 70% less sugar variety on clearance and scoured the label 5 times-it appears to be the old gluten free formula. We cleared the store shelf! I never used to allow chocolate for breakfast, but it has been a nice treat during the initial stages to remind them that are our still yummy foods they can have.

mn farm gal Apprentice
mn farm gal
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I was just to the store to get Trix. The origanl Trix are gluten free made with cornmeal, however if you get the Trix with the flower shape and thing they have flour in them.

tarnalberry Community Regular
tarnalberry
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You know your husbands/friends/coworkers spend too much time on MMORPG's when start reading the title to this post, and think it's a OT post about "Burning Crusades". :rolleyes::blink: Save me from the insanity!

(The gamers, or those with gamers in the family, will get this. The rest of you thank your lucky stars it makes no sense.)

Kassie Apprentice
Kassie
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fruity and cocoa pebbles are safe! i never even knew there was a debate goin on about them. when you ask what cereals are gluten free. those ones usually end up being the first ones you hear

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Rebecca47 Contributor
Rebecca47
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I EAT FRUITTY PEBBLES ALLTHE TIME.

NOW i KNOW ABOUT THE OTHERS THANK YOU ;)

mORE TO EAT YAHOOOOO!!!!!! :lol:

MAYBE JUST MAYBE THEY WILL MAKE CAPTAIN CRUNCH GLUTEN FREE SOMEDAY ?

grantschoep Contributor
grantschoep
Posted

I would love to be able to eat Captain Crunch, or Honeycomb for that matter( I had both in large quanties before I was diagnosed...)

What does suck, is so many of these cereals are "almost" gluten free, other than malt or something like that. Cocoa and Fruity Pebbles are gluten free, at least in the US. Trix and Cocoa Puffs are sometimes gluten free. It seems they keep switching, at least from my observance. Check the lables, heck, I do that with most everything I buy, other than a few things I really trust(Hormel... namely)

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