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So...every day I have been visiting this board and in the upper left corner there has been an ad sitting there, taunting me! It says "We heard you - Rice Chex are now gluten free!" Hurray! I love Rice Chex! So I went to the store today and recalling the ad, I stopped in the cereal isle to check out rice chex. I look on the side for a list of ingredients and to my dismay there it is...right in the middle of the little paragraph..."Barley Malt Extract." GRRRR!

So what's the deal? Why the ad? Someone is going to get glutened! :blink:

-Anna

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You must watch for the new box. The new box says Gluten Free on the front. There are still some old boxes out there and yes, they do still contain gluten. The company has not dedicated a line completely to Rice Chex, just for gluten free. From what I understand, if the product goes over well, they may make more of their Chex cereals gluten free. Keep watching and you will find the right box. Walmart, Target's, even many of the grocery stores do have the new box. So far, it's only in one size, 12.8 oz box. We promise, it's out there!!!!

blueeyedmanda Community Regular
blueeyedmanda
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Yep, your store must still have the old boxes out. The new ones say Gluten Free and there is no barley listed. I have found the new boxes for a few weeks now in one grocery store but at others not so much luck. Keep looking though :)

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