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Gluten Free Name Brand Cereals

Guest Mitzy

By Guest Mitzy
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I am trying to help my friend who has celiac find ANY namebrand cereals that you can purchase in a "regular" grocery store. Is there any kinds out there?

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as far as i know fruity pebbles and coco pebbles are safe to eat ,there are a few more hand in there someone will post a better list im still too new at this

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general mills' baby einstein and dora the explorer cereals are gluten-free :D that's about it. oh and cream of rice for hot cereal.

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