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sarad1 Apprentice
sarad1
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I'm wondering if there are any regular cereals out there that you have found are gluten-free? We fed my step son the EnviroKids cereal for several months before learning that Fruity Pebbles are gluten-free, and I'm telling you, when we put that bowl of FP in front of him for breakfast, I thought he was going to cry he was so happy. Anyway, he is not fond of most of the EnviroKids cereals, and he's eventually going to get sick of Pebbles cereals. Are there any others that we are missing?

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Trix cereal is gluten-free....they have changed their formula in teh past so make sure to check the label...but the last few boxes we got are gluten-free.

We also like coco pebbles.

Darn210 Enthusiast
Darn210
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Dora the Explorer Cinnamon Stars (or something like that).

General Mills will list their gluten so read their labels . . . I think they have a new one coming out, kind of like Kix and it's got Tigger and/or Pooh on it. I haven't seen it yet, but that's the rumor.

blueeyedmanda Community Regular
blueeyedmanda
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I eat Dora Stars, Fruity Pebbles, Trix, and the Wegmans brand of strawberry cornflakes (organic) they taste good and are labeled gluten free.

JustMe75 Enthusiast
JustMe75
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There are also Mickey cereal and Little Einstein cereal made by General Mills that are safe. I found them all at my regular grocery store and they are pretty good. Mickey tastes kinda like fruit loops and Little Einstein tastes kinda like fruity pebbles but not so sugary.

blueeyedmanda Community Regular
blueeyedmanda
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I have to add, Dora Stars, Mickey, and Little Einsteins are always 1.99 a box at Walmart.

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JennyC
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Whole Foods brand 365 Organic Cocoa Comets and Health Valley corn/rice Crunch-em's (like Chex) are gluten free.

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nowheat4me
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What about CC? Does the label say Gluten Free or are you going by the ingredient list? I'm so worried about eating things that are not dedicated to a gluten-free facility. I'd love to try the brands you mentioned, if there is no risk of CC.

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