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gointribal Enthusiast
gointribal
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I am looking for an instant breakfast, that you would put in milk or maybe even yogurt? Whats out there?

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brendygirl Community Regular
brendygirl
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Instant Grits. Just add hot water. Pretty good and pretty convenient.

For milk, you can do fruit smoothy mixes. I get them at the 99 cent store.

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tiffjake
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Carnation Instant Breakfast is gluten free but only Classic French Vanilla and ONLY the powder that you mix with milk.

I did call the company myself.... hope this helps.

The Rich Milk Chocolate is gluten-free. Infact, there is ONLY ONE that is not, according to their website. (The MALT Chocolate). I have the Rich Milk Chocolate all the time. Walmart's version is also gluten-free. (I am also talking about the powder)

From their website:

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Guest cassidy
Guest cassidy
Posted

boost is also gluten-free. I think they have a chocolate malt that isn't but I know the vanilla high protein is. You don't have to add milk but those portable containers are very handy. I also tried the carnation yesterday after someone here recommended it - it was very good.

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