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Kellogg's Gluten Free Rice Krispies

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We tried the gluten-free Rice Krispies today. My son loved them! He thought they tasted very similar to the original ones. I tried them and thought they were a little drier and not quite as sweet (guessing due to the malt being removed?). Overall, not bad, and they still snap, crackle and pop!

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they still snap, crackle and pop!

Can't ask for much better! :D I made RC Treats and they were gone in five minutes...all gluten eaters...and all over the age of 27 :rolleyes:

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Cheryl-C Enthusiast
Cheryl-C
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I would love to make RC squares ... what marshmallows are safe?

sa1937 Community Regular
sa1937
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I would love to make RC squares ... what marshmallows are safe?

Probably a lot of them are safe. Personally I buy Kraft and they're exceptionally good at labeling for all their products.

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Roda
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Most of the time I use Kraft and I have not had any issues. Campfire marshmallows are gluten free also. If you have an Aldi's around you I found a store brand there that was labled gluten free also.

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Takala
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Kraft.

Also, around Passover you can find kosher, gluten free marshmallows in the specialty foods aisles of some supermarkets.

Instant rice treat: take a rice cake and put some marshmallow halves on it, then microwave a few seconds, but not for long, just til they start to puff up. ;) You can put cinnamon on the ricecake. Who needs graham crackers.

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lovegrov
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I know some people don't like generalizations, but I've yet to find a marshmallow that isn't gluten-free.

richard

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