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I'm visiting my grandma who is very concerned for me and makes me a ton of Gluten-Free stuff, and she goes out and buys a whole pantry full of Rice Krispy Treats, Makes me gluten-free Banana Bread, and gets me some salsa. I checked the Ingreds. to see if it's okay, and everything is fine except I'm a little suspicious about Pectin. Anyone know if that's okay or not? I couldn't find it in my Gluten-Free book, which I had to refer to because I am still kinda new to the whole Gluten Free thing. So if anyone knows if Pectin is okay that would be great.

Thanks!

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Pectin is fine, Kellogg's Rice Krispies are not. They contain barley malt. All Kellogg's cereals contain barely malt and are not gluten-free.

On the other hand, if those rice krispies are the gluten-free ones, that is different.

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