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I Think I Found A New Cereal!


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e&j0304 Enthusiast

I just found this cereal for the first time today and I think it's gluten-free. It is made by General Mills and I know that they will clearly list and gluten containing ingredients on the label and none are listed.

I just wanted to share in case it hasn't been mentioned on here yet. Hopefully you can all find it if you haven't already.


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Guhlia Rising Star

Oh my gosh, my daughter will FLIP if she can eat Mickey Mouse Clubhouse cereal!!!

blueeyedmanda Community Regular

I googled it but didn't come up with much other then saying it is whole grain...General Mills site is not very helpful :) I am keeping my fingers crossed.

FeedIndy Contributor

General Mills also makes a Neopets Islandberry Crunch cereal which is gluten free. It is also listed as whole grain, but the grain is corn and rice. I would venture a guess that this cereal is similar to the Neopets and would be gluten free.

e&j0304 Enthusiast

It is made with corn and rice. I fed it to my kids and so far so good...

I've looked at the ingredient list at least 10 times and it looks good to me.

Hope you can all find it!

mommyhugz Newbie

And to think I just dropped a chunk of change for a small box of special organic gluten-free cereal <_<

Juliebove Rising Star

Glad to see there's another one my daughter can eat!


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squirt2476 Rookie

Where did you find it? My son woud love it!

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