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Malt-o-meal Cocoa Dyno Bites Not Gf

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Warning - I picked up a bag of Malt - O- Meal Cocoa Dyno Bites and Corn Bursts last week and noticed that they now have wheat starch in them !!!!! :( I called the Malt - o - meal company to ask which products are gluten-free. They still told me the original 4, but said that soon the Fruity Dyno Bytes will be the only gluten-free cereal that they will carry. The woman at Malt-O-Meal said that we should write them expressing our concern and it will be taken into consideration. Please, everyone let's write them expressing our disgust ! Here's the address :

Malt-O-Meal Company

P.O. Box 631

Northfield, MN 55057

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Guest gfinnebraska
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The Walmart near me still has the gluten-free Dyno-bites... for now! I am totally bummed as well. All they are doing is giving Post more business and $$. You may want to mention that in your letter. I will switch to Post Cocoa Pebbles ... Malt-O-Meal is my brand of choice, but, sigh... :angry:

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Are Post Cocoa Pebbles Gluten Free?? I thought that they had Malt in them. I know for a fact that Kelloggs Corn Pops have gluten in them.

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Yes, Post Fruity and Cocoa Pebbles are gluten free.

Kelloggs Corn Pops are NOT gluten free. Rice Krispies are NOT gluten free.

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Oh good. Glad I can fall back on the Post Cocoa and Fruity Pebbles. My son loves them. Guess he'll have to live without Corn Bursts though. :(

Guest nini
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It appears that Kroger's version of Corn Pops is gluten-free... but I would contact them just to be sure.

I wrote a letter to Malt O Meal a while ago... I highly suggest that everyone on here write to them and express your concern about the lack of affordable mainstream cereals for us and remind them that by doing this switch they are only taking money out of their pockets and giving it to POST. And any other company that offers Gluten Free cereals.

I was very angry at the change. It is unnecessary and they need to know that we are upset.

If anyone would like to see a copy of my letter, e-mail me and I can send it to you in a .doc format

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