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Is anyone sensitive or had stomach or dermatitis herpetiformis issues to Lundberg’s rice cakes? I have been eating their cinnamon toast rice cakes and their mini rice cakes. Something is bothering my skin and I have been having fluttering in my left lower abdomen. No pain. This is the only new items this week. 

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I've never heard of anyone having issues with them, and they are labeled gluten-free? Any chance that it might be the high fiber content?

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I do notice I don't feel good if I eat the rice cakes I don't think its gluten related though I think they're just not that good in general I eat lundburgs rice everyday but not the rice cakes since I felt out of it when i ate them

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