Fruity Pebbles?

[Rpm999]

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

[hollyres]

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]

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]

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

[Rpm999]

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*]

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]

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

[dandelionmom]

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