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Reese Puff's Cereal

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killernj13 Enthusiast
killernj13
Posted

General Mills

OK - it has the CYA of it may contan wheat but other than that can you see anything that is prohibitted.

You just have to follow this link and click on Reese Puffs.

They must have taken the malt out of the recipe because I always thought this was no good.

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I wouldn't take it as CYA. General Mills is being so good about their labeling. I wouldn't trust these to be gluten free at all. Kix doesn't have this sort of statement. The Chexes are clearly labeled gluten free. I think they're trying to tell you they are quite possibly cross contaminated. Just my opinion though.

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TiffanyC Newbie
TiffanyC
Posted

I know this is an old thread but it doesn't look like they are exposed to cross contamination anymore. The wheat warning is no longer on the ingredients list. 

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