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Fruity Pebbles?

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Rpm999 Contributor
Rpm999
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does everybody have it with no problem? i know that it's a kraft product, but i've heard mixed things, and i'm sure it's fine since they always put a CC warning if there is one, but just curious...same thing with planters, i heard plenty of people say they got sick, yet everybody trusts kraft and i've never really heard of problems aside from that so, just wondering what the deal is/was with all of that :)

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I also have problem with Fruity Pebbles, as well as Cocoa Pebbles and Chex. I figured out that it is the mold that collects during the storage process, not gluten. Mold allergies can mimic gluten because it can involve the intestines and nervous system.

Guest AutumnE
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We buy fruity pebbles all the time and have never had a reaction to it. CC is possible with any product but with fruity pebbles its never been an issue with us.

Silly Yak Pete Rookie
Silly Yak Pete
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I never had a problem with Fruity Pebbles or Planters. Are you possible lactose intolerant?

Rpm999 Contributor
Rpm999
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i've never had a problem with it, i've never had either since being gluten-free (just because i haven't, no reason at all), and was curious how people are since i know that it's the only gluten-free cereal post makes, but since it's kraft, there would be a CC advisory if there was one...and planters was just a thing that i've heard mixed things about, but yet again, it's kraft so

*lee-lee* Enthusiast
*lee-lee*
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i tried Cocoa Pebbles a few times and always ended up running for the bathroom. no problems with Rice Chex though. haven't tried Fruity Pebbles...i'm not a fan of them anyways.

neesee Apprentice
neesee
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i tried Cocoa Pebbles a few times and always ended up running for the bathroom. no problems with Rice Chex though. haven't tried Fruity Pebbles...i'm not a fan of them anyways.

Are you aware that Post adds fiber to Cocoa Pebbles? It's listed as polydextrose. Maybe that's what bothers you.

Rice Chex has no fiber.

neesee

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We haven't had a problem with Fruity Pebbles or Chex.

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