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Yeah I know they aren't them most healthy choice out there! But hey, I'm pregnant, and one craving I get is for those old childhood cereals!!!!!!!! Well I just called them and was told the cocoa pebbles, fruity pebbles and a NEW one called cupcake pebbles that supposedly tastes like cake and ice cream, are all without gluten and made on dedicated lines!! They said they don't certify them gluten free because the FACILITY is not gluten free, but the fact that they are made on dedicated lines is good enough for me!!!!!!! I'm eatin them!! and I'm also going ot make marshmallow treats out of them!! So THERE!!! :)

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Yeah I know they aren't them most healthy choice out there! But hey, I'm pregnant, and one craving I get is for those old childhood cereals!!!!!!!! Well I just called them and was told the cocoa pebbles, fruity pebbles and a NEW one called cupcake pebbles that supposedly tastes like cake and ice cream, are all without gluten and made on dedicated lines!! They said they don't certify them gluten free because the FACILITY is not gluten free, but the fact that they are made on dedicated lines is good enough for me!!!!!!! I'm eatin them!! and I'm also going ot make marshmallow treats out of them!! So THERE!!! :)

You go girl! :D

hmmm, treats....yummie!

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Yeah I know they aren't them most healthy choice out there! But hey, I'm pregnant, and one craving I get is for those old childhood cereals!!!!!!!! Well I just called them and was told the cocoa pebbles, fruity pebbles and a NEW one called cupcake pebbles that supposedly tastes like cake and ice cream, are all without gluten and made on dedicated lines!! They said they don't certify them gluten free because the FACILITY is not gluten free, but the fact that they are made on dedicated lines is good enough for me!!!!!!! I'm eatin them!! and I'm also going ot make marshmallow treats out of them!! So THERE!!! :)

I made the marshmallow treats out of the fruity pebbles for my 19 year old away at school and she LOVED them! Hope you enjoy them too!

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Enjoy :D

M-m-m-m....marshmallow treats... :rolleyes:

mbrookes Community Regular
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Congratulations on the coming baby. Take this time to indulge yourself with any gluten-free food you want!

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Pebbles rock.

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I bought the cupcake ones for my kids and they thought they were super-sweet and tasted funny. I actually threw them out--which I rarely do. BUT--they do smell exactly like bakery cupcakes and you are pg, so they may hit the spot for you!

Once I watched my dh eat a whole box of Cocoa Pebbles in a sitting on a dare. We were younger then... :D

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