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My 2 Year Old Is Diabetic And Has Celiac


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I became a member here when my son was diagnosed 5 months ago. I have been busy ( had another baby) and finally feel like I have time to ask a few questions.

I'm pretty sure we have been following a gluten free diet. It is hard because of his sugar restrictions as well, but just need to know a few things.

Are cocoa pebbles for sure gluten free? They have caramel color so I havn't bought them but my son loves them, and it would make life easier.

I also don't know much about which restaurants are safe.

Any help would be very much appreciated.


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Yes, cocoa and fruity pebbles by Post are gluten free. They are a division of Kraft which will not hide anything on labels :D

These are a couple places with gluten free products:

The Outback has a gluten free menu upon request

McDonalds has some gluten free products too which you can get on their site

Have you changed products as well for him?..like shampoos, soaps and pretty much anything that goes on your head, hands, or face...because they have a high chance of getting into your mouth.

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