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Nikki2003

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Nikki2003 Contributor

Nicole will be starting pre-k in a few weeks. Does anyone have any ideas about which snacks like for school are gluten free that you can purchase in the store. Maybe a list so I can give her teacher I know about the ingredients I mean like a list of snack already made would be great. Because the teacher does the snack shopping. Also there is 1 other child in her class that is partial gluten free,So that helps a bit. Also there are no other children in the school that have celiac. How bizarre.

Thanks

Celina


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vampella Contributor

As we all know everything gluten-free is pricey, so ar ethese but my 3.5 yr old LOVES them..*so do I* they are Sooooooooo good.

Kozy Shack chocolate pudding, this is the one my daughter will eat. they also make jello,tapiocia,rice pudding and rice with cinn & raisins.

If there are not sut or sesame allergies in the class envirokids has a fruit crispy type bar.

kinikinnick makes oreo type cookies and Emmah's fav is fruit.

Hope that helps a little.

Mamato2boys Contributor

I also just got some banana chips from Wild Oats that Ryan seems to like well. Fruit cups (you can get those at any grocery store), rice or corn cakes (double-check for glutens), fruit (like the pp said), baby carrots, celery.

vampella Contributor

I should add so I don't sound like the worlds worst mother. The doc and dietician said to feed her junk as well as good food to get her weight up...I SWEAR!!!!!

loraleena Contributor

Envirokids makes a rice cripsy bar my son loves.

Guhlia Rising Star

Rice crackers, many grocery store chains carry them

Kraft string cheese

Jell-O brand pudding cups

Fruit cups

Raisins

Dried Fruits

Pop Secret Popcorn

Fresh fruits

Fresh vegetables

Dora stars cereal

Hormel pepperoni and cracker barrel cheese

Perhaps she would allow you and the other family to contribute some specialty foods for all of the children like gluten free pretzels, gluten free crackers, etc...

If she can do her shopping at Wal-mart, their GV brand labels gluten free. It would make the whole process a lot easier for her.

wonkabar Contributor

For home and school.......good luck! :)

Hormel Turkey Pepperoni (My kids LOVE this!)

cheese

Kozy Shack Rice Pudding

Jell-o Choc. Pudding cups

Tings (Robert's American Gourmet)

Pirate's Booty (Robert's American Gourmet)

Ener-G gluten-free pretzels

Jiffy-pop Popcorn (I use the 100 calorie packs b/c they're smaller.)

rolled up turkey slices

Terra brand Root Vegetable Chips (They're all differnt colors and slightly sweet...good!)

Environkidz Chocolate Rice Bars

Environkidz Gorilla Munch

Mott's applesauce cups

Del Monte peach cups

Popsicle brand ice pops (cherry, grape, orange)

Edy's Ice Cream (check their website for their gluten-free choices...there's quite a few!)

Tostitos (We use the bite-sized "circle chips".)

Apple & Eve's juices (I buy the Sesame Street character boxes...4oz)


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