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Strawberry Corn Flakes

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blueeyedmanda Community Regular
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I was scanning the gluten free list for Wegmans looking for something the other day. It had listed its brand of Strawberry Corn Flakes. I never looked at their organic brands in the Natures Market Place so I was eager to pick up a box to try them. I have been disappointed by other brands of gluten free corn flakes. It was $3 a box and so we bought a box. I am actually pretty pleased with them. They are listed gluten free on the box. They have dried strawberries in them. I haven't put them to milk yet, I keep eating them out of the box. The corn flakes are sweetened with honey. It is all organic.

I figured I would share with this with my fellow Weggies shoppers, in case you are looking for something new.

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Thanks Amanda :) Sounds like those would make a good snack. I'll look for them the next time I go, which will probably not be till next Saturday.

blueeyedmanda Community Regular
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Thanks Amanda :) Sounds like those would make a good snack. I'll look for them the next time I go, which will probably not be till next Saturday.

They are a very good snack. Even John can't keep his hands out of the box.

Tim-n-VA Contributor
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Those are one of my standard items on Wegman's visits. For those who haven't tried them the individual flakes are a little thicker than a regular corn flake.

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Amanda, I'm so jealous that you live so much closer to Wegman's than me. I told Don that we'd have to drive out there soon before the baby comes. I showed him the huge gluten-free list that they have online and he was sold. Soooo.... Looks like I'll FINALLY get to see what a Wegman's is like. :)

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Amanda, I'm so jealous that you live so much closer to Wegman's than me. I told Don that we'd have to drive out there soon before the baby comes. I showed him the huge gluten-free list that they have online and he was sold. Soooo.... Looks like I'll FINALLY get to see what a Wegman's is like. :)

There is one coming to Harrisburg in Sept. I usually go to the Scranton store, my family lives there. So I actually drive quite a ways to go to one....but so worth it. There is one in downingtown, that isn't too far either.

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