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Hey: Anyone out there know where in Ontario you can buy Rice Chex cereal--hitting roadblocks everywhere I've looked. L.A.


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I remember Rice Chex, as well as Wheat Chex, from my childhood (I'm 54), but don't recall seeing them sold in Canada in at least 30 years. :(

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Hey: Anyone out there know where in Ontario you can buy Rice Chex cereal--hitting roadblocks everywhere I've looked. L.A.

I've never seen it in BC.

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You can purchase Rice Chex from Amazon and have it shipped.

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You can purchase Rice Chex from Amazon and have it shipped.

Not to Canada.

They don't sell it anywhere around me, but my gluten-free mom likes it and sometimes we pick it up over the border, a skip away for us.

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