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Yesterday I read on the 'gluten free foods, products, shopping, and medication' section of this forum that Kellogg Yogos and Kellogg Fruit snacks are not longer gluten free. Here's a link to the thread (if the link doesn't work, it's the "Celcelia's Gluten Free Product Alert" thread).

https://www.celiac.com/gluten-free/index.php?showtopic=62962

I know my 5 year old was eating Yogos 2-3 times a week as a treat until last week when I decided he was getting to many treats.

There are a lot of items on the list ... they are items that were listed as gluten-free in Cecelia's Marketplace shopping guide, but have now been tested and considered not gluten-free.

Just thought I'd pass the info along to others who might give them to your kids as a treat.


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Thanks so much for posting this. I have always given my daughter Yogos thinking they were ok so I decided to check the Kelloggs website. This is posted under FAQs on the Canadian site:

Question:

Gluten: Does Kellogg's* produce a gluten-free product?

Answer:

As a leader in the food industry, we fully understand and are aware of the special dietary needs of many people. While we do market a wide variety of cereals to meet consumers varying taste preferences and nutritional needs, we do not manufacture a gluten-free product. All of our products contain a natural wheat and/or malt which both contain gluten.

Guess that makes it easy, don't buy any Kelloggs products.

ptkds Community Regular

That is for Canada. If you live in the US, they are still safe. I just looked at the website.

mstroud Rookie

This is the Kellogg nutrition statement about gluten and wheat ... it does sound like a CYA comment, but at least it's honest!

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Which of your products is gluten- or wheat-free?

At this time, we do not offer products suitable for consumers on a gluten- or wheat-free diet. All of our products are produced in facilities that also manufacture wheat-containing products. We cannot guarantee that any products are 100% gluten- or wheat-free.

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mstroud Rookie

Here is the response that I received from Cecelia's Marketplace about Yogos, fruit snacks, and other items ....

Thank you for contacting Cecelia

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