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alamaz

By alamaz
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alamaz Collaborator
alamaz
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I think I might have found a cold cereal I can eat today. It is the Amarath O's by Nu World Foods and although they definitely weren't high on the list of "best cereal I've ever had" they were tasty and did the trick to make me feel normal (I ate three bowls in a row I think the last time I had a bowl of cereal was at least February if not December :blink: ). Now, I wait to see if I react. Please Please Please I hope these are okay. :D:lol:

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I think I might have found a cold cereal I can eat today. It is the Amarath O's by Nu World Foods and although they definitely weren't high on the list of "best cereal I've ever had" they were tasty and did the trick to make me feel normal (I ate three bowls in a row I think the last time I had a bowl of cereal was at least February if not December :blink: ). Now, I wait to see if I react. Please Please Please I hope these are okay. :D:lol:

My local health food place has a TON of gluten free cold cereals - lots of differnt kinds, kid flavors, ect.. you might try your local place for some more options.. good luck!

Guhlia Rising Star
Guhlia
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What kind of cereals do you generally like? Erewhon makes a really good brown rice and berries cereal that is gluten free. I enjoy sweeter cereals so I generally eat the Envirokidz Panda Puffs and Gorilla Munch. My husband swears by the Erewhon stuff.

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alamaz
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The labels of the ones I've found beofre usually contained soy flour or casein of some type which I can't have in addition to the gluten. Plus, I wasn't "ready" to add something back in but I was craving something new yesterday at the store so I bought the box. So far so good. I think I just might be having cereal for breakfast now :)

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Crystalkd
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I need to look at the ingediants agian when I get home but have you tried the Enviro- Kids cold cerals. The corn flakes are good. They have several diffrent kinds. I got that since my parents went organic about a year ago and buy that kind for my nephews. I had tried it before.

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I need to look at the ingediants agian when I get home but have you tried the Enviro- Kids cold cerals. The corn flakes are good. They have several diffrent kinds. I got that since my parents went organic about a year ago and buy that kind for my nephews. I had tried it before.

We eat the Enviro-kids cornflakes and they are good and gluten-free. :P

Crystalkd Contributor
Crystalkd
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Nieather are an ingrident in the Enviro Kid corn flakes but it says it may contain traces of peanuts, tree nuts, or soy.

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Betty in Texas Newbie
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Somebody on here said we can have coco pebbles I been eating them I can't see any thing in it that can be bad.

loraleena Contributor
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Coco pebbles are full of artificial junk and sugar - not good for anyone. Envirokid would be a much better choice, they even have coco pebbles knock off.

sfm Apprentice
sfm
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Coco pebbles are full of artificial junk and sugar - not good for anyone. Envirokid would be a much better choice, they even have coco pebbles knock off.

My son tried the envirokidz cocoa pebbles and they tasted just like the sugary kind - only better for you!

Darn210 Enthusiast
Darn210
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Coco pebbles are full of artificial junk and sugar - not good for anyone. Envirokid would be a much better choice, they even have coco pebbles knock off.

Sometimes, it's just about being able to go into a regular store and buying something off the shelf and not paying an arm and a leg for it. Or if you're dealing with kids (like I am) - something that the other kids are eating, too.

The nutrionist that I spoke with also recommended Dora the Explorer Cereal as gluten-free. I don't see soy or casein in there either but I don't have to screen for that and don't know all the ways they hide it in a label.

confused Community Regular
confused
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I so wish i could eat cereal again, i dont have problems with cereal, i just cant find an milk i like. Soy silk got me so sick, and i tried coconut milk and that was just nasty. So until i can find an milk i like, i will be cereal free.

paula

tarnalberry Community Regular
tarnalberry
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I so wish i could eat cereal again, i dont have problems with cereal, i just cant find an milk i like. Soy silk got me so sick, and i tried coconut milk and that was just nasty. So until i can find an milk i like, i will be cereal free.

paula

have you tried any of the following?

almond milk (I use almond breeze)

rice milk (not rice dream, but trader joe's makes a good one)

hemp milk (a couple companies make it)

dari-free (potato based)

confused Community Regular
confused
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have you tried any of the following?

almond milk (I use almond breeze)

rice milk (not rice dream, but trader joe's makes a good one)

hemp milk (a couple companies make it)

dari-free (potato based)

almond milk havent seen it here

they just sell rice dream

i will look for hemp milk and dari free

Thanks for the suggestions

I would be so happy to find milk that i can drink again, i am having withdrawls lol

paula

WorkNsurf Rookie
WorkNsurf
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Does anyone know if westsoy Rice drink is gluten free?

Also Im pretty sure the Puffins cereal is gluten free, the peanut butter flavor is better than capn crunch. They just need to make their boxes bigger, only get 2 bowls out of them.

natalie Apprentice
natalie
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My daughter loves Frosted Perky O's... they are gluten-free.

a1sacch Rookie
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What kind of cereals do you generally like? Erewhon makes a really good brown rice and berries cereal that is gluten free. I enjoy sweeter cereals so I generally eat the Envirokidz Panda Puffs and Gorilla Munch. My husband swears by the Erewhon stuff.

be careful with the envirokids. i forgot whats in it, maybe malt. but i ate for about a year, stopped, and then bought a box the other day. i ate a bowl and became so sick. they added something to it thats not completely gluten-free

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