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Shredded Wheat Alternative

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My daughter is having a craving for shredded wheat (her favorite cereal prior to the diagnosis) - does anyone know if there is a gluten free alternative? Thanks so much! :)

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My daughter is having a craving for shredded wheat (her favorite cereal prior to the diagnosis) - does anyone know if there is a gluten free alternative? Thanks so much! :)

I have no answers but BOY would I like to find one, too! I LOVE shredded wheat! Maybe someone will help us. Good luck!

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I know this post is a bit old, but I had the same question. Maybe rice vermicelli noodles fried in little clusters or bundles like for making puffed riced  https://www.wikihow.com/Make-Puffed-Rice  .You could also try just baking the shaped noodles but I think they'd come out more dense and brittle, instead of light and crunchy.

 

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